2026 plans, goals, and objectives…
No ... not the Make-A-Wish version. Not the “I’m going to the gym for two weeks and then disappear” version either. I’m talking about real plans. The kind that actually turn into results. Here’s the question that actually matters: Where do you want to be this time next year ... in life and in business? Revenue. Time freedom. Clarity. Energy. Less chaos. More momentum. Most people never get there because they plan forward: “I’ll just start posting more.” “I’ll try a new offer.” “I’ll see what happens.” That’s not a plan. That’s hope. One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned in business is building backwards. Start with the finished product. 👉 What does December 2026 look like? - What’s your income? - What does a normal week look like? - How many hours are you working? - What’s actually working without you forcing it? - What systems are running? - What offers are selling consistently? - What does your content machine look like? Now… reverse engineer it. If that’s the destination: - What had to be built in Q4? - What systems had to be in place by summer? - What skills had to be learned in spring? - What decisions had to be made now? This is where clarity replaces overwhelm. Because when you build backwards, you stop asking: ❌ “What should I do today?” and start asking: ✅ “What’s the next logical step toward the outcome I already chose?” That’s how real businesses are built. That’s how momentum compounds. That’s how consistency becomes easy instead of forced. And here’s the part people forget… Leave room to tweak. Leave room to adjust. Leave room to evolve. A plan isn’t a prison ... it’s a framework. You don’t quit the plan when something shifts. You refine it. 2026 isn’t won by motivation. It’s won by clarity, structure, and follow-through. So I’ll ask you again ... and really think about it: Where do you want to be next year? Not in theory. Not in a caption. But in real life. Choose the destination. Build it backwards.