Imagine you have a dream to hike the Appalachian Trail. It’s over 2000 miles of mountainous terrain and changing altitudes.

Some people will dream about this trip their entire lives, but never go. The very thought of hiking over 2000 miles seems unimaginable or unrealistic, and so they push the dream aside forever.

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In this post I share how I create my annual Lifework Plan, and give you tools you can use to create one for yourself. It’s a simple process of setting intentions which makes it easier to create a holistic life that includes mind, body, soul and service.

Throughout the year you will undoubetdly be presented with opportunities. Your Lifework Plan gives you the clarity you need to confidently let go of the things that don’t serve you, freeing you to choose with confidence the life-affirming opportunities that makes you say, “I love my life!”

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Last Monday I shared my 2009 Lifework Review. It was supposed to be part 1 of a 2-part series, but it’s grown, so instead of telling you my 2010 Lifework Plan in this post I decided to share with you a bit more about my review process because I think it will help you grow your business (or self-employed endeavor…whatever you want to call it.)

Throughout the article there are eleven questions to help you review your lifework.

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Before I reveal the secret details of my personal goal setting process and the success (or lack thereof) of my work in 2009, I need to clarify something:

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I’ve been in Minnesota for a few weeks to celebrate the holidays with my family. Even though I’m from here I have a hard time with the cold weather. I thought yesterday was bad at 5 degrees above zero, but today it’s 20 below!

Anyway, there’s a thing we do here when it’s this cold – throw boiling hot water into the freezing cold air. It may sound strange, but it’s actually quite fun. My parents and I video recorded our experiment, but it didn’t go quite as we planned. Watch and see!