In my last post I talked about picking things that are highest priority and focusing on those things first. On the other hand, what you think is the highest priority may not be after all. If I were to ignore the details in designing my dream home, I could end up with something that was not what I imagined at all. It could be very disappointing indeed. I could end up with a ramshackle, thrown together place that I couldn't stand and I'd be scrambling to try and fix it.
That is why I like the Priority Planning Review as a tool to start putting together a plan. It's quick and easy and may remind you of something that you hadn't thought of that needs to be a little more of a priority. You don't want to find yourself scratching your head and wondering "Who took my money?"
