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LifeWork planning is all about researching, collecting and prioritizing 1) the hundreds of pieces of unique information about yourself and 2) the thousands of pieces of information about The World of Work so you can narrow them down to define your LifeWork.
The LifeWork planning process is divided into the following three (3) Phases that should be done sequentially (in the beginning).
Do self-assessment to (re)search your values, interests and skills. This is the essential foundation for the work that you will do in Phases 2 and 3.
Reflect on the data and information you listed in Phase 1 to (re)define your LifeWork so you can be prepared for Phase 3.
Reflect on all of the LifeWork planning you have done through Phase 2 to (re)find your LifeWork.
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I've developed a set of fast track tasks that will give you a quick overview of The LifeWork planning process above.
For some, this will provide you with enough information to pursue a job, a career or your LifeWork.
For others, it won't be enough and you will see the need and value of COPYing and using this website to do a more in-depth self-assessment and career exploration described in The LifeWork planning process above. Click Fast track.
Every decision you have ever made or will ever make goes through the six (6) steps in column A and the general actions in column B below.
Your decision may be something as simple as what you will have for dessert (column C), something more complex like what car you will buy (column D), or something that affects your life and work - (re)finding your LifeWork (column E).
If you want to see if there have been updates to this web page SINCE you COPied it for your own use, COPY this link https://sites.google.com/site/mylifeworkplan/process#TOC-Updates and PASTE it into your browser, or click the Edit icon and convert it to an active hyperlink.
Keep this link - https://sites.google.com/site/mylifeworkplan/ - to the original source of the template website and periodically visit the "Updates" section of each web page to see if there are any changes that you would like to copy to your site.
If you see something in this web page or this website that should be changed, added or improved, please click here.
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Readers: Ignore the rest of this web page. I may/may not use it above. Pete
Those three (3) Phases also include the 7 Stages of career development (as defined by NCDA), 9 transitions, and 20+ decisions that you may/will make over your work life and lifetime.
The most important document you will create and maintain throughout your work life is your My One Page LifeWork Profile. It is a very high level summary of everything you do in this process. It is the definition of your LifeWork.
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