About Us
Plan to Live is a life strategy system that helps you develop a life plan and achieve all of your goals.
You can develop a plan online that itemises, prioritises and costs your goals and ambitions, across all areas of your life; and share them with family, friends and colleagues if you want to.
With Plan to Live, anyone can:
- Create a personal customised life plan for 1 - 50 years.
- Define their goals across a broad range of life areas.
- Work out what their goals will cost, so they can plan ahead.
- Better manage their finances, and know what's coming up.
- Create a public profile; sharing as much or as little as they want to.
- Invite others to join them in achieving their goals.
- Network with others via the forum or email.
- Get professional help to develop their plan and achieve their goals.
- Update their plan as often as they like.
Plan to Live is building a place to help you get more out of your life, and meet and interact with people who are like-minded. You can contact us with thoughts, suggestions and questions, or check out our Forum to keep up to date.
How do I use Plan to Live?
- Join up for a membership.
(Plan to Live has a wide range of affordably priced options)
- Start a plan.
(There are faqs to help you along the way)
- Create a profile
(You can show others who you are if you want to)
- Join our forum
(A great way to connect and chat about your goals, and what others do to achieve their own goals)
What is Plan to Live all about?
We at Plan to Live developed the life planning tool to assist people to get clear on what they want out of life, get it out of their head and onto paper, and enable people to achieve it.
The life planning process has been developed online so more people can have access to it and create their own life plan. The tool is available 24/7, 365 days per year, so people can go through the process anytime they want, and as many times as they want.
As professional coaches and mentors, and having attended many motivational/finance courses, we thought a lot about what we wanted in our lives. But there was no clear practical process to help us achieve our plans.
So the next step was to work out what we wanted, if it was realistic, prioritise and, importantly, work out how much money we needed to live our desired lifestyle.
The purpose of creating the life planning process is so that anyone can get clear on their goals, work out what the goals will cost and make those goals a reality. We all want to be wealthy, but what does that really mean? Does it mean you need $100,000 or many millions? The life planning process has been designed to help people work out how much they need to live a life they choose.
There have been many publications, and more recently 'The Secret' (on DVD and TV), which talk about the 'Law of Attraction'. The premise of this law being that foremost, 'you need to know what you want in your life, and then ask for it'. For some this may seem esoteric, however, in practical terms, you must know what you want before you can attain it. The life planning tool has been developed to support people to get really clear on what they want in their lives so they can manifest it.
Originally the life planning process was developed as a face-to-face coaching process for individuals, couples and families. Applying the process has delivered many insights into human nature. For example, when written down, the pattern demonstrated that most people want to deliver all of their life ambitions within the next 5-10 years (even though they may be only 30 years old).
As well, their timeframes were mostly unachievable. Is it realistic to build a business, have a baby and trek through China all in the same year? What most people discover from the life planning process is that they may be stretching themselves too far, which could lead to them not achieving anything.
Another interesting point highlighted by the process, is whether there is balance in all areas of life. For example one couple were writing down their individual goals in each area and one of them had lots of goals in the area of fun and creativity whereas the other person didn't have any, which was a great insight for them.
Ultimately, the process is successful because independent studies have proven that people who plan are more successful. It doesn't have to be an elaborate plan, but if you commit your plan to writing, you are more likely to achieve it.
When it comes to planning, if you look at society in general, people plan their wedding, their retirement and their finances but not their life. Isn't your life the most important asset you have?
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