The Ultimate Guide to Crafting Your Personal Development Plan

[@rachidbirdi1928]

This is very helpful! Thank you 😊.

[@helenbryant]

Thank you for letting me know. I'm glad you found it of value. 🙏

[@paulcunnington8856]

Brilliant video once again Helen. Have a great bank holiday weekend.

[@helenbryant]

Thanks Paul

[@jatabibenny007]

Excellent insight.. Thanks

[@helenbryant]

Thank you for taking the time to let me know. 🙏

[@ally3854]

1st thing i encounter is the 1 on 1 that you shared, very informative and very helpful that i hit subscribed 😊 . I will start my new job very soon and maybe a giveaway 30-60-90 plan template is very much appreciated! Take care Helen xxx

[@helenbryant]

Thank you for letting me know. I have a 306090 plan, I will adapt it and make it shareable. I will let you know when I've done it! Thanks for the feedback. 🙏

[@cilver2008]

Great Content. Very helpful. Thank you.

[@helenbryant]

Thank you for letting me know 🙏 I am glad you found it of value.

[@mllesolowa]

Thank you for the explanation it helps

[@helenbryant]

You're welcome! 🙏

[@LillyCode]

Very good thank you.

[@helenbryant]

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[@viksitbhakti]

Very helpful

[@helenbryant]

Thank you 🙏

[@watayuneyvonnemeroro9087]

Can one say getting rid of procrastination is a development goal

[@helenbryant]

For sure. I would define it as a goal of addressing the triggers that distract or procrastinate. I would give myself 12 weeks to do it, and that would help me understand why I get distracted and procrastinate - once the triggers were understood would be able to come up with a plan to address it. 12 weeks should be long enough to change habits rather than short term success, this will stick. Funnily enough I have an upcoming video on this exact topic so look out for it 🙃