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But, when looking at any plan (MTD, ministry, or even a meal plan), you have to start with the person who will be executing the plan... and that's you. That means building a plan around your strengths and motivations. Second, look at your supporters and build a plan that ministers to their unique needs.

So, here's where we take the insights you gained in Step 1 & Step 2 to create some railroad tracks for your MTD to run on. 

Benefits to taking the time to create a plan: Your brain stops bothering you about having to do MTD. You've charted it out and can rest in the in-between timesIf you haven't yet completed Step 1: Discover Your Preferences & Capacity or Step 2: Learn Your Donor's Desires, definitely do those so this step can be well-informed. 

(excerpt from handbook) 

Not ready for this step yet? That's ok! Throw the link to this page into a calendar reminder for January or that lull between Christmas and New Years. 

• Instead of point system, maybe segment into 3 lists and they pick one activity from each list? 

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Anything else you'd like to mention? Any thoughts you'd like to remember for later in this cultivation plan creation process? 

Include Cultivation Best Practices on this page. *See: Revisiting Cultivation - Guidebook - MTD Health and Coaching - Solomon (reliant.org)

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