Stop procrastinating and stalling things for the future which isn't promised. It doesn't matter what goes to your list as long as it is a sincere route to acquiring Allah's love and pleasure.

There are dozens of things each one of us plan and it varies from person to person.

Or you might want to finish reciting the entire Qur'an atleast once during the holy month, if so, you need to befriend your mushaf now and make it a regular part of your day such that not a day goes by without seeking its reward. Or you're intending to increase your qiyaam al-layl/Tahajjud then plan to go to bed early and wake up for the night prayers with just two raka'at as the base. Start by memorising little (a few ayaat or so) today. It may not come easily at first but every baby step will ensure that by the time Ramadan is around the corner (إن شاء الله) our bodies have adjusted to this routine so it seems less daunting, بإذن الله for example if you're intending to memorize a Surah or more of the Qur'an during Ramadan then swap your free time with the mushaf. Pick one among those and try to spend your day around it until you reach consistency. Start by making a sincere niyyah (intention) for each one of your goals. Also we are not guaranteed the holy month so taking it for granted won't work. If we haven't incorporated little of these goals in our life already then they might appear insurmountable by the time we reach Ramadan (اللهم بلغنا رمضان). We often end up overwhelming and intimidating ourselves with our own expectations, however realistic and pragmatic. If you've already started planning for your Ramadan - listing out every goal meticulously, picturing them unfold beautifully in your head - then grab this moment to put it into practise rather than waiting all long for Ramadan.

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