An Annual Plan Flows Away If There Are No Break Points
If you only make an annual plan at the start of the year, there becomes no opportunity to review it along the way. In the position of a business owner or manager, as much as the plan itself, placing break points for checking in advance becomes important.
The movements of the planets can be used as markers for those break points. The seasons of the Sun, the movements of Jupiter in units of years, and the movements of Saturn in units of several years. If you overlap these three break points with different speeds, you can divide one year in units of practical work.
The Sun's Break Point — Using It for Quarterly Checks
The Sun changes one sign in about one month, and at the turning points of the seasons, the spring equinox, summer solstice, autumn equinox, and winter solstice become break points. In 2027, March 21, June 21, September 23, and December 22 correspond to those days.
A form where you overlap these four days with quarterly check days is an easy method to use. What you check is not how far the plan has advanced, but whether the distribution of deciding, delegating, and stopping has become biased. For example, if new decisions were concentrated in the first half of the year, you make the second half a break point for widening the scope to delegate — that is a way of using it.
Jupiter's Break Point — Narrowing the Scope to Expand in That Year to One
Jupiter stays in one sign for about one year. In 2027, it moves from Leo to Virgo on July 26. A year when the sign changes in the middle of the year can be read as a year when the emphasis of how you expand changes between the first half and the second half.
In an annual plan, narrowing the scope to expand in that year to one is the key point. If there are multiple scopes to expand, both the people who bear them and the budget disperse. If you place Jupiter's break point as a period for choosing anew what to expand, it becomes easier to judge switching the emphasis in the middle of the year. Please place a judgment to expand as a set with a judgment to stop. It is a form where you decide what to stop by the amount you expand.
Saturn's Break Point — Checking the Form You Continue for Several Years
Saturn stays in one sign for about two and a half years. Within an annual plan, it is a marker for checking not only this year's talk, but whether the form you continue for several years is being maintained.
The center of the check is the form of handover. Whether this year's plan is not established on the burden of a specific person. If it is established that way, you put in advance, within the plan, the work of leaving procedures and conditions for judgment in documents. Not putting off the work of preparing the form in which you continue is how to use this break point.
Separating a Morning Check from the Break Points of the Year
The break points of an annual plan are placed separately from daily judgments. For daily judgments, you confirm that day's movements of the planets in the morning and use them to check bias in your own judgment. The break points of the year are used once a quarter to review the distribution of the whole plan.
You do not make fortune-telling itself the basis of the plan. That the real numbers and conditions are the foundation of the plan does not change. On top of that, you overlap the break points of the planets as markers for deciding the timing of checks. With that way of using it, an annual plan becomes a form that can be prepared anew along the way, not one that ends when you make it.