Some people set out to do this, to do that, and who actually manage to do it. People capable of keeping track of different plans and ideas, to focus on – and carry through – complex projects.

And then there are those people who, for years or most of a lifetime, keep talking about their first great novel, about the perfect idea for the company they want to establish or the band they want to start.

One of the aspects that might make a difference is the amount of personal planning. How good are you at making plans, at making good use of your time? Do you manage to make ideas actually come alive?

Keynote speakers dealing with personal planning typically talk about how to become better at administrating time and efficiency to achieve better results.