You've done the hard part. You clarified your goal, figured out how you want to do it, and built out what it looks like to achieve it.
Yet you still haven't started.
Here's the thing: a lot of the time, you have no idea where all your time goes. Adding something else to an already jam-packed schedule isn't gonna convince you to start this goal, let alone keep working at it consistently.
So what do you do? The catch is, you probably don't know where you spend most of your time. To reach a goal, you need a routine. Most of us run on autopilot. There are specific things you do every day out of instinct, and specific things you do every day without consciously deciding to. But honestly, that's good news. If you don't know where your time goes, there's probably more room in your day than you think.
Knowing where your time goes gives you the edge to see if you can move things around and create structured time to work on your goals. A lot of us doomscroll for hours, or spend a few hours catching up on our favorite shows, playing games, or just relaxing. And while I am a huge proponent of finding time for yourself to relax or do fun things, I also believe in setting time aside to better your reality.
So here's my suggestion to you. Before you add anything new, look at the day you already have.
For the next three days, write down where your time actually goes. Not where you think it goes. Think about what you do in the morning, in the afternoon and the evening. I want you to be specific. When you wake up in the morning, what's the first thing you do? Do you turn off your alarm?
Then read it back and ask yourself this:
What could I move, shorten, or no longer need to do? Where could I fit in time to work on my goal?
Set a timer or calendar reminder to make sure you do it.
At the end of the week, check in with yourself. What worked? What didn't work? What can I try next? And if I don't know what to try next, who can I ask?
You don't need the whole plan. You need your first few steps and a place to put them. Once you have the first couple of steps, you start to figure the rest out along the way.
If you want help finding where your goal fits in your real life, that's what the free clarity call is for.