Developing a Personal Strategic Plan

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Developing a Personal Strategic Plan Presented by: Wm. (Chip) Valu?s, PhD

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Developing  a  PersonalStrategic  Plan

Presented  by:

Wm.  (Chip)  Valu?s,  PhD

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Can  you  relate? “I  have  too  much  to  do  and  not  enough  ?me  to  do  it  all.”

“I  can’t  find  the  balance  between  my  personal  life  and  work.  When  I  take  ?me  from  one  or  the  other,  it  just  makes  maJers  worse.”

“There’s  simply  too  liJle  of  me  to  go  around.”

“I  don’t  feel  in  control  of  my  life.”

“Way  down  inside  I  have  this  empty  feeling.  It’s  like  the  song,  ‘What’s  it  all  about?’”

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A  Few  Examples  of  Pace There  is  more  computer  power  in  a  Dodge  

Neon  than  was  on  Apollo  Eleven.

The  largest  private  employer  in  America  is  

Manpower  Temporaries.

Our  knowledge  base  doubles  every  5  years.

Half  of  all  Americans  would  choose  a  new  

line  of  work  if  they  had  a  chance.

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What  if…With  $5  million  and  5  years  to  live,what  about  your  life  would  you:

Change     Not  Change

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Strategic  Planning  Components

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Core  Purpose

•What  is  your  reason  for  being?  

•Why  do  you  exist?

•You  can  achieve  a  goal  or  complete  a  strategy,  but  you  cannot  fulfill  a  purpose.

•The  five  Why’s

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Core  Values Values  you  hold  regardless  of  whether  or  not  they  are  rewarded.

Things  you  would  hold  true  even  if  they  hurt  you  or  your  company

They  stand  the  test  of  ?me

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Vision  SeGngBefore  moving  forward,  let’s  look  back:

In  2003…

Where  were  you?

What  were  you  doing?

What  were  you  earning?

What  were  you  dreaming?

What  were  you  planning?

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In  2013… Are  you  where  you  thought  you’d  be?

Did  you  influence  the  “ride”?

What  would  you  do  different?

What  would  you  keep  the  same?

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Personal  10-­‐Year  VisionMust  be: Inspiring  &  mo?va?ng

Clear  &  measurable

Challenging,  but  realis?c

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Your  SWOT  Analysis

What  will  help  or  hurt  the  a5ainment  of  your  vision?

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Prerequisites  for  Change

1.  Awareness

2.  Mo?va?on/Desire

3.  Skills  and/or  Abili?es

4.  Opportunity

5.  Feedback

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Awareness

Know  what  I  know

Know  what  I  don’t  know

Don’t  know  what  I  know

Don’t  know  what  I  don’t  know

Competence Incompetence

Know

Don’t    Know

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Urgent Not  Urgent

Impo

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Impo

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t•Crises•Pressing  Problems•Deadline-­‐driven            projects,  mee?ngs,  prepara?ons

•Prepara?on•Preven?on•Values  clarifica?on•Planning•Rela?onship  bldg.

•Interrup?ons•Some  mail/reports•Many  pressing  maJers•Many  popular  ac?vi?es

•Trivia,  busywork•Junk  mail•Some  phone  calls•Time  wasters•“Escape”  ac?vi?es

Time  Management  Matrix

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3-­‐Year  Strategic  ObjecUves

Specific

Measurable

Applicable

Realis?c

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The  TacUcal  Plan

What  must  be  done

How  it  will  be  done

When  it  should  be  done

Road  maps,  results  and  rewards www.mayoralan.com

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“What”  must  be  done

Developmental  areas:

  1.  Knowledge  development

  2.  Skill  acquisi?on

  3.  Ability  enhancement

  4.  Personality  growth

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“How”  it  will  be  doneDevelopmental  methods:   1.  Specific  roles  and  responsibili?es   2.  On-­‐the-­‐job  training  and  exposure

  3.  Mentors  and  advisors   4.  Extra-­‐curricular  ac?vi?es  and  involvement

  5.  Formal  training  and  educa?on

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Road  maps,  results  and  rewards

Developmental  requirements:

  1.  Observable  and  measurable  goals  or  targets

  2.  Regular  feedback  and  evalua?on

  3.  Posi?ve  and  nega?ve  consequences

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PuGng  it  All  Together

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Toe  Holds  to  Start•Free  up  one  hour  a  day  for  30  days  and  use  that  ?me  to  reflect  on  what  complicates  your  life  the  most.

•Take  a  day  a  week  for  you  andyour  future.

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