I have personal goals. I want to have all of my personal startup debt paid off by the end of next year (as I absorbed a lot initially and didn't pay it off when

I have personal goals. I want to have all of my personal startup debt paid off by the end of next year (as I absorbed a lot initially and didn't pay it off when I should've, more fool me). I want to start paying off heavy chunks of my mortgage immediately afterwards. I'd like to fork() in the next year or two. I want to lose at least another 8 kilos before the end of the year. I used to spend ages working on my business plan, updating it and so on. It was about 30 pages at one point. Then I realised that actually it was all fiction, except for that which already happened. So instead of planning I have a general idea of what we're doing and where we're going for the next quarter, six months and year in less detail the further you get out, and I use the information we get from sales, customer feedback and other areas to tweak the outline plan. There are no figures in the outline plan. They're worthless.