BRIAN TRACY – 10 KEYS TO PERSONAL POWER – DAILY GOAL SETTING – SELF DISCIPLINE

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If you want to pursue a higher goal after attaining an initial one, then go for it. After reaching the ceiling, you can now start to aim for the sky. Failures for such goals would hurt more, for sure, so be ready to the endless possibilities. Think of your goals over and over. Doing so would enable you to perform a simple reality check.

Some useful tips to set goals and manage time: Here are several simple, logical and practical tips and guidelines to help you set goals and eventually manage your time better. Set specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and timely goals. Remember the acronym SMART to simplify and unify all these.

The worksheet can also be proved useful as a “scratch” paper. Of course it is but natural to commit some error in an earlier goal planning session. The benefit of putting down the thinking product is the easiness that it can be corrected, paraphrase, or even revised it on the spot. This “revision” process is also very important.

Here are some useful tips that would surely help you teach your teens to effectively set their goals: Explain to the teen why goals, be it for the short term or the long term, are very crucial and important. Sometimes, teens would not understand why they would have to set goals when there is no guaranty that these goals would ever be achieved.

Invest on education and research when setting financial goals for yourself. If you want to accrue interests for your savings over time, make sure you do proper research about the tools and investment vehicles where you could put money, and where that money would significantly earn interests. Buying financial magazines and books or attending crash courses and seminars would sometimes make up for costly investments, but for sure they would definitely be worth it.

Make sure goals are in line and not conflicting with priorities. Otherwise, the efforts to achieve the set of goals would be futile and inutile despite a good and strong set of motivation and determination. Overall, motivation should, at the same time with goals, get athletes going with greater and more significant focus.