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Six Month Plan

So it’s been some time. These last few weeks, I’ve been able to think about what it’s going to take me to actually stick to a regimen. I’ve also needed to ask myself what goals are worth pursing- which ones will I actually be driven and obsessive about. Here’s a sample plan, breaking down large goals into manageable and measurable steps.

The way I’m structuring this, it’s like I’m taking a part time semester of “shree university”.

Key

  • MUS: Music
  • JB: Career Interview/Application/LinkedIn
  • CYBR: Cyber Security Path
  • GMDV: Game Development
  • FIT: Fitness
  • FLM: Film

Monday

  • 4:30PM to 5:30PM: Drum Lesson (MUS)
  • 7:00PM to 8:00PM: Neetcode (JB)

Tuesday

  • 5:00PM to 6:00PM: HackTheBox (CYBR)
  • 7:00PM to 8:30PM: Video Game Development (GMDV)

Wednesday

  • 5:00PM to 6:00PM: Neetcode (JB)
  • 7:00PM to 7:30PM: LinkedIn Jobs/Interact (JB)

Thursday

  • 5:00PM to 6:00PM: HackTheBox (CYBR)
  • 6:30PM to 8:30PM: Group Climbing (FIT)

Friday

  • 5:00PM to 6:30PM: Music Composition + Production Lessons/Project (MUS)

Weekend

  • 1hr Writing and Filming (FLM)
  • 1.5hr Supplementary Climbing (FIT)
  • 1hr Playing Video Games (GMDV)

I’m going to stick by this plan for 6 months. If I want this to be sustainable, I need time to breathe after work, and breathe on the weekends. I need a way to track my progress, so I’ll be counting “attendance” and self-assigning my grade for each “course” based on this. All I need to do to succeed is stick to this schedule. That is it.

Oh, and as a bonus of how I’ll be tracking attendance: After each week of “lessons”, I’ll make a blog post here going over what I learned/accomplished.

While this is perhaps the most cringe thing I’ve had to do for my goals, it’s necessary.

I have 5 years, 11 months, and 3 days.

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