When Skip Bertman won the head coaching job at LSU's baseball program, he started by walking the baseball facility and wrote down his vision for LSU Baseball.

He made a dream list of everything he wanted the program to become.

LSU is now one of the most formidable and beloved baseball programs in the country. Bertman gives us a secret to success in the game: He wrote out his vision.

Read more on how to launch your program into greatness by simply writing down and staying accountable to your vision.

He transcribed his road ramblings onto a yellow legal pad along with a list of improvements he wanted to make to the program and the stadium, his goals and the even bigger ideas of how to achieve each one. That yellow page, later laminated and revered, would become one of Bertman’s most effective motivational tools.

Now, we don't necessarily think the method is what made LSU the program what it would become. The coach carries the vision and tenacity to realize his vision, not the yellow pad. However, there are some practical ways of organizing and prioritizing your goals for your team and program.

Today we want to offer up some intriguing ideas for making your goals actionable with the hugely popular method of the BULLET JOURNAL.