Before you build any of the following what is created first?:HousePlaneCarChairA plan. Now, if you think that your first step to a future life with another person is more important than any of these; I suggest that you make a plan for it too! This does not mean that you have to get extremely elaborate or to even have anything formal. The complexity of the plan is only based upon what you plan to do and how organized you are normally. If you are somewhat disorganized, I suggest that your plan be as detailed as possible to prevent you from forgetting anything.At this time let me caution you that there are a lot of resources that will offer a ready-made plan for you. Some of these say they will give you 100 ideas and the plan to match. Helpful hint: These plans do not work for everyone (as a matter of fact for very few). How do I know - because, many people that use these plans end up in the following statistic. Over 80%* of women report being disappointed with the marriage proposal they receive. So, it is best that you develop your own plan to keep from being in that group. To begin your plan, you only need to answer a few simple questions: What would you like to do, when will it happen, and how do you plan to make it a reality. I must caution you that though they may be simple questions, you should really put some serious thought into them. A good plan should be made just for your mate to create a situation that she will know that it was made especially for her. But, it does not have to be too hard of a task, if you will follow a simple T.I.P. to creating a plan for that perfect marriage proposal. The T.I.P. stands for Thoughtfulness, Intimate, and Planned. This simple approach to the proposal will allow you to best suit your plan for you mate. The level of detail beyond this is up to you and will only be a tool for you to assure that your plan comes to life. As a last note about plan development: Don’t look to make the plan perfect, look to make the plan perfect for her…