The Wise Choice Process

Kevin Salazar
Professor Steven Paul
IST-123-107
7/24/2017
Journal Entry: 6
The Wise Choice Process
1) What’s my present situation?
Not being able to balance my life problems with work, hobbies and schooling.
2) How would I like my situation to be?
To be somewhat more organized and arrange the things around me and make good use of my time.
3) What are my possible choices?
Make a plan, stay somewhat focused, find someone to help me, perhaps a parent, friend, teacher. And another example is to do more self-evaluations
4) What’s the possible outcome of each possible choice?.
Make a plan would give me a task to complete, following it will gain organizational skills, self-evaluating will make sure if I stay on task, I will finish

all projects if I stay focused. A teacher could possibly give me motivation that I most certainly need.

5) What choices will I commit to?
All of them, but I will start with making a plan and following it if the rest will fall in order if I can find a friend to be on the similar task with me but if not, I have to be my worst critic.
6) When and how will I evaluate my plan?
I can write it down and mark every time I complete a task on a calendar on my phone or a paper one. That way I can come back to the tally marks and check my progress weekly.