@Cucoo
Nobody knows where their characters are going to end up, only that the are living day by day in a university of magic.
That's the problem with your method. It's inflexible and follows a fixed path like a book, instead of allowing other variables and going with the flow, constantly adapting to the RP world. The present dictates the future. Your decisions affect the outcome of your character, just like real life. You never always know where you'll end up, but you can have dreams, set goals for yourself, but at the same time, you shouldn't focus so much on the future because then you'll miss the present. You'll miss opportunities to interact with others. Put yourself out there, just like everyone else has been doing and you'll get into the story as well.
If you pay close attention to all the successful characters, they put themselves in situations that allow them to interact with others, to delve deeper into the story. Simply getting a conversation going gets the ball rolling. Conversations turn into relationships with other characters, and those relationships tie you into their story as well as your own.
Before you say that you can't start a story without looking at the end, know that it's impossible to dictate the future without planning the RP. If you need help to work in the present, think of your character as a living, breathing, being. What do they do? How will they live in this new world? This practice it will not only help you along, it will also make your character more relatable, more human.
Does that help?






