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Typically goals have always been treated with a vagueness which
has allowed them to float around. Prevent this from happening by
ensuring that your goals are specific and quantifiable.
Consistently review and update your goals as time passes and/or your
situation changes. By reviewing and updating your goals you are
keeping them fresh in the memory and relevant to your situation.
You won’t be able to accomplish all your goals at once and many
goals take years to accomplish. Each of your goals needs to be
organized into various terms. Use the following terms for your goals:
Long-term: Goals greater than one year
Short-term: Goals that can be accomplished in less than ¹ year
Current goals: Goals that can be accomplished in 1-30 days
Once your goals are termed, start prioritizing them. By prioritizing your
goals in each of the terms, you are making them more manageable.
Prioritize each of your goals in each of the lists and start on the most
important first.
Set priorities for your goals. A major part of successful living lies in the
ability to put first things first. Indeed, the reason most major goals are
not achieved is that we spend our time doing second things first.
Robert J. McKain
Goal setting can be an exciting task. Look into the depths of your
dreams and aspirations to find what you really want to do. Through
goal setting you will find that you are capable of accomplishing
almost anything!
While you are setting your goals, keep these ‘4 goal setting tips’ in
mind. Following these tips will help you achieve your goals.
4 Goal Setting Tips
1.
Challenge yourself:
Inspire and challenge yourself with new
limits. Try something you never thought possible! Make your
dreams your goals and reach out for them.
2.
Be specific & quantifiable:
You need to know when you have
accomplished your goals. Make sure that the goals you set are
specific and quantifiable. You need to be specific as to what
needs to be done, and you need to be certain you have attained
the goal (quantifiable).
Is not life a thousand
times too short for us
to bore ourselves?
Friedrich Nietzche
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