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Goals Planing After Lockdown

We’ve done some hard work thinking about why we’re setting out our goals for life after lockdown. For the destination, we want to reach wherever that may be, and what it will mean for us to arrive. And the humbling experiences and unexpected opportunities we wish to pick up along the way. Today is all about the way you want to travel. Some of this will depend on your destination and the experiences and opportunities you want to create. Short-haul has less risk of an uncomfortable time being delayed partway than a long or multi-leg trip. If you want a smooth ride to your goals you have to have the currency (time, energy) to afford a first-class ticket. This is why we start with motivation. What does it mean to you to get to this destination? From that place, you can start to build up a picture of how you might get there and what you might encounter on your journey. There are always lots of options available depending on your budget. Do you want someone to guide you, to pick you up from ...
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How To Complete Your Goals In 5 Steps

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As we enter the goal-setting season I think it's major that when you set your goals, you give yourself the best chance of success. Especially when you look at the failure ,  according to Forbes 92 percent of people failing to reach their targets. Here are five goal-setting tips that I have used which will help you to join the people who attain their goals. Aim High, But Start Low, Celebrate and Keep Going But when setting big bold goals, it can be daunting in the early days, and the best way to counter this is to break down your big goal into a series of small goals.  When I set the goal to run my first marathon in 6 months, my first goal was to run for just 15 minutes per run in the first week and then just increase the time I ran by five minutes per week for the next two months. Taking this approach allowed me to generate some early success, which allowed me to build momentum and increase confidence, which then encouraged me to raise the weekly increase b...
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How To Set One Day Goal

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Why it’s so major to set Daily Goals. We’ve written before about how the easiest way to    is to break them down into the  . Not only does this turn massive, terrifying, overachieving goals into manageable and exciting tasks, but it allows you to see progress, build your momentum, and fight procrastination. Author and  Dilbert  creator Scott Adams, calls this  setting up systems . With systems, you know the concrete processes you need to take every day rather than feeling overwhelmed by some huge goal. A good day is made up of a bunch of these small tasks. So whether that’s practicing a skill, completing part of a larger project, or hitting a daily quota, with the right daily goals, you’re building momentum and getting closer to reaching your larger goals every single day. Always Write The Goals in Advance No one who said they wrote their daily goals in the morning said they consistently hit them all by the end of the day. And even looking at those who sai...
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5 Reasons Setting Goals Is Important

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1. Goals Give You Focus Without a goal, your efforts can become unconnected  and often confusing. It allows you to zero in on each day’s tasks with laser precision, weeding out wasted effort, and idle movement. 2. Measure Progress Being able to keep track of your progress toward achieving a goal is only possible if you set one in the first place. Being able to measure progress is extremely rewarding and will help you maintain focus, keep your head held high and your energy up. It will also keep you from getting down. Sometimes, when working towards success, it’s easy to become discouraged because you don’t feel you have “arrived” yet. However, when you measure progress while working towards a specific goal, you will be able to see that though you might not be where you are wanting to get, you have made movements in the right direction and are a lot better off than where you started. 3. Motivated It’s easy to put off work until tomorrow when there is no goal on the line. For example...
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How To Set Short Term Goals.

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The Difference Between Short and Long Term Goals Goals are classified into two categories: short-term goals and long-term goals . You will be able to accomplish a short-term goal in approximately 6 to 7 weeks, while it will usually take three to five years to reach a long-term one. Sometimes you can attain a short-term goal in fewer than three weeks and a long-term one may take more than five years to complete. To achieve each long-term goal, you must first accomplish a series of both short-term goals and additional long-term goals. For example, let's say you aspire to become a doctor. That may be your ultimate long-term goal, but before you can tackle it, you must achieve a few others, for example, complete college (four years), medical school (another four years), and a medical residency (three to eight years). Along the road to reaching those long-term goals, there are several short-term goals to clear first. They include excelling in entrance exams and applying to college, me...
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In Seconds Update Our Goal.

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Think about the person who pulls your leg a nd say   You cannot get your Goal.       One of the example Image  Who Hurt You But in every 24 hours, we have to live life at least a few seconds with passion,  like we have already got our Goal . How will they feel? Now your dream will update in seconds, i.e.     easy to get Goal                                                                                                                                    ...
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How To Achieve Goals in 2020

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HOW TO ACHIEVE ... SIX Rules to Achieve Goals .   Have you thought about what you want to be doing in five years' time? Are you clear about what your main purpose at work is at the moment? Do you know what you want to have achieved by the end of today? If you want to successful, you need to set goals. Without goals, you lack focus and direction. Goal setting not only allows you to take control of your life's supervision; it also provides you a benchmark for determining whether you are actually succeeding. To accomplish your goals, however, you need to know how to set them. You can't simply say, "I want" and expect it to happen. Goal setting is a process that starts with a careful contemplation of what you want to achieve and ends with a lot of hard work to actually do it. In between, there are some very well-defined steps that transcend the specifics of each goal. Knowing these steps will allow you to formulate goals that you can accomplish. Here are our six gold...
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