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We all plan in notebooks and on post-it notes, in programmes and cascade diagrams, developing projects, making lists for the day or for the year. But how many of those plans do we actually implement (if we don't have a control freak) - 30%, 50%? A survey of my clients and friends shows that at best, 70% (these are the control freaks), on average, no more than 50%.

On the other hand, are you sure that these particular points of the plan, which you have set out today, will bring you closer to the result you want to achieve in 10 years? Do you know exactly where you want to go in two 'five-year' periods?

Let's assume that you are really moving according to the plan and know what you want to achieve. But do you enjoy the process? Are these goals really YOURS? Will you not get burned out halfway through?

In this book, I'll tell you how, by adding a few steps to classic project management, you can remain a fan of planning and strategising, but not burn out and not waste time on things that are not important to you.