Never feel overwhelmed & like wasting time again. Horizon Planning Methodology: from vision to fulfilling days.

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Ever feel like you're constantly busy but not making real progress toward what matters most?

That's the frustration horizon planning solves.
Your time is the only truly finite resource you have, 24 hours a day that, once spent, you never get it back. While the demands and options competing for your time multiply endlessly.

Without a clear framework connecting your daily actions to your life's purpose, even the most productive days can leave you feeling empty.
Introducing Horizon Planning Methodology.

Horizon planning creates that vital connection, working from your highest vision down to your daily calendar. Based on David Allen's Getting Things Done methodology but simplified for practical application, this system starts with your "North Star", identifying your purpose, principles, and the person you aspire to become. From there, it cascades through progressively shorter timeframes: your 3-5 year vision, 1-2 year goals, short-term projects, and finally, your daily actions.
The magic happens when these levels align.

Decision-making becomes faster and less stressful. Saying yes or no to opportunities feels clear rather than guilt-inducing. Most importantly, your limited time builds toward something meaningful instead of evaporating on endless urgent-but-unimportant tasks.
Ready to eliminate overwhelm and create more impact with your limited time?

Download our free horizon planning worksheet HERE and schedule your first planning session. Your future self, looking back on a life of purpose and meaningful achievement, will thank you.

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Brought to you by Angela Shurina

Behavior-First Change Leadership & Culture Transformation Consultant
EXECUTIVE & OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE COACH

Chapters

1. Never feel overwhelmed & like wasting time again. Horizon Planning Methodology: from vision to fulfilling days. (00:00:00)

2. Why Horizon Planning Matters (00:03:22)

3. Understanding the Five Horizons (00:05:57)

4. Vision and Purpose Setting (00:11:07)

5. Breaking Down Goals and Projects (00:16:03)

6. The Essential Review Process (00:18:19)

7. Final Thoughts and Resources (00:22:14)