Passion Planning

Hi, my name is Sarah and I’m addicted to planners. That’s not really the point of this post but it needs to be known either way. Earlier this year I wrote about feeling stuck and that I wanted to change my life for the better. I’ve been taking some very small baby steps towards getting myself “unstuck” but recently I feel as if I’ve taken a very huge leap. I feel like I took that leap because of a planner. I recently bought and received a Passion Planner. I had been trying to find a new planner for a long time but wasn’t finding anything I thought would work. Once I saw some reviews of the Passion Planner it slowly grew on me that it was the planner I had been looking for.

The reason I wanted this planner in particular was because it was designed to help you accomplish your goals. This planner helps you build a roadmap for your goals. You build your roadmap by thinking “If I could have anything, be anything, or do anything, what would it be?” So with that in mind, I filled out what I wanted in the next 3 months, 1 year, 3 years and in my lifetime. I tried to keep it realistic because as much as I want to be married to Keanu Reeves in the next 3 months, I’m pretty sure that won’t happen in my lifetime.

After I completed my roadmap I choose one goal from every section. I was supposed to choose the one that I thought would have the most positive impact on my life.

From my lovely roadmap I was supposed to pick my game changer. Yes, with this planner there is a lot of picking. You are supposed to choose this one based on the thought of what would have the most positive impact on your life right now. I choose getting back into school for what I feel like are pretty obvious reasons. I want to help financially support my family, I want to be more independent and I want to have a career of my own. So after picking the game changer, I started to make my plan. I thought of everything I needed to do to get back into school and assigned due dates to those tasks.

I was unsure of how things would go since motivating myself is the hardest part about accomplishing my goals, but I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly I got things done and checked off my list. I’ve already completed calling the college to figure out what my student status was, I registered for 2 spring classes and by the end of the first week I set up my payment plan. I’m really excited to start school but I think I may be more excited that this planner is helping me accomplish my big goals. I feel as if this planner is helping me focus on what is important to me and is moving me forward. I’ve always been a goal setter but I haven’t always been a goal accomplisher. I’m really hopeful that with the help of this planner that actually getting my goals done won’t be the struggle it has been.

I do plan on doing a full review of the Passion Planner, complete with pictures, at a later date so keep your eye out if you are interested. If you are feeling stuck and need a change or you are having difficulty setting or accomplishing your goals get a Passion Planner. I highly recommend it and find it immensely useful, it can’t hurt to try it right?