myPlan Personal Planning
If you are serious about achieving your aspirations in 2008, then you may be interested in myPlan.
As the saying goes…if you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you always got.
Make this year different! Enquiries should be directed to the facilitator, as listed below:
Planning made easy. This is what our clients have been requesting over the last two years.
Busy people, just like you, juggling numerous roles, demands on time, with dreams and aspirations want to put in place a simple, forward focussed plan to kick start their year, maintain focus and keep track til year’s end – achieving real results! And they don’t want to sit around in workshops talking about it, hearing case studies of the extraordinary – they want to do it!
So, our challenge was to take the complex and make it simple, develop a personal goals approach which won’t take days to complete and will achieve results, maintain the integrity of effective planning, build in the personal human factor and keep the time and cost investment low while achieving real outcomes for you. And we’ve done it!
I’ve taken the best of planning processes I’ve developed and used extensively across businesses I’ve worked with and individuals I’ve coached and mentored and translated this into a simple comprehensive package for you to create your very own individual personal plan. I am continually amazed at how much time and effort people will put into team, business and project planning and how little they commit to developing a plan for themselves.
Do you want to be one of the few who make this year different? Then here is your chance to invest time in you and create a year with direction, focus and achievement.
Introducing myPlan
myPlan is a reliable process to set, implement and monitor your individual personal Year Plan with ease. I have developed the myPlan package, a 6 step process, readings, templates and 10 months of email support to give you all you need to develop your focus and goals for the upcoming year! It’s up to you. Do you want to be an individual who makes this year different? myPlan provides access to a professional facilitator who helps you find focus and create change to achieve results to make your year amazing. All you need is an open mind, a willingness to apply thinking time and just 6 hours over 2 weeks.You can start this month!
Complete the myPlan process now. This simple comprehensive process will see you celebrating achievements and outcomes throughout the next 12 months. This is your chance to begin with the end in mind (instead of getting to December and wondering where the year has gone!) Our precious years fly by so quickly, this is your chance to make 2008 different. Take action to get organised and you really will create amazing things in 2008.
myPlan means -
- access to your own planning specialist
- increased focus on the things that matter
- more time to spend on what really counts
- a happier you (and those around you)
- less stress
- a greater sense of purposeless wasted energy and time
- greater alignment between you and your business, work and key roles
- increased control over what you can change
- a brighter outlook
2008 myPlan programs start on Monday 11th February and Monday 18th February. Choose which time suits you best and enrol today. Numbers are limited. You can complete the program from home / work. You need access to the internet, email and phone for three one on one sessions with your myPlan facilitator.
One of the greatest benefits of taking up this myPlan offer is that it puts you in the driver’s seat for the whole year and helps you stay there! Where else would you want to be?
For only $240 you can participate in your very own one on one professionally facilitated myPlan program.
Regards
Jo Eady
myPlan Facilitator
Director, RuralScope Pty Limited
People Development For Australia’s Agricultural and Rural Sectors
Phone 03 9787 8458 Mobile 0419 912 879
Email jo@ruralscope.com Web www.ruralscope.com
Postal: PO Box 1209, Kunyung LPO. Victoria 3930.
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