If you could travel anywhere in world, where would you go and why?

What would you most like to be doing at this very minute? Where would you like to be?

What is most important to you; family, career, health, community, personal development, education, spiritual development, enlightenment? The answer to this question will help you prioritize list in question six.

What, if any, bad habits would you like to quit?

What possessions would you most like to have (new car, house, etc.)?

In what type of adventures would you like to participate most (racing, backpacking, skydiving, etc.)?

Whom would you most like to meet during your lifetime?

Discovering answers to these questions will help you develop your life plan and categorize your goals list. You will be able to crystallize those things that are most important to you. Goal planning is a skill that requires practice to be effective. To be successful at planning and achieving goals requires a system. And developing your own system could take you years of time, research and resources. That is why PMS – Productivity Management System™ was created, to help you create and achieve your goals in less time. The article is based on PMS – Productivity Management System™ a system that was developed to help you set and accomplish your life’s goals. When you join Women’s ECommerce Association, International, you get complete system including PMS/LAF™ Life Areas Focus Chart – based upon steps referenced in this article. Go to www.wecai.org – Basic membership is FREE.

© 2005 - Heidi Richards

Heidi Richards is the author of The PMS Principles, Powerful Marketing Strategies to Grow Your Business and 7 other books. She is also the Founder & CEO of the Women’s ECommerce Association, International www.WECAI.org (pronounced wee-kī) – an Internet organization that “Helps Women Do Business on the WEB.” Basic Membership is FREE. Ms. Richards can be reached at Heidi@speakingwithspirit.com or heidi@wecai.org.

· What could you do differently, better to reach your goals? To involve more people? To spread word about event?

· Was event worth doing? What were some of benefits? Would you do it again?

Encourage alternative forms of feedback from those unable to attend, such as via e-mail, website and fax back forms. Once you have received feedback from group, have notes transcribed for distribution to all stakeholders (clients). Be sure to include this in event portfolio for future reference. Proper evaluating of event will lead to even greater success in future. In fact, it is important to evaluate all aspects of business from time to time. Otherwise, how and when would you know what needs to be improved? One final thought; make sure you get feedback from attendees. And here’s a key question to ask, especially if it is an event that is open to public: How did you hear about this event?

© 2005 - Heidi Richards

Heidi Richards is the author of The PMS Principles, Powerful Marketing Strategies to Grow Your Business and 7 other books. She is also the Founder & CEO of the Women’s ECommerce Association, International www.WECAI.org (pronounced wee-kī) – an Internet organization that “Helps Women Do Business on the WEB.” Basic Membership is FREE. Ms. Richards can be reached at Heidi@speakingwithspirit.com or heidi@wecai.org.