Funny Motivational Speaker Billy Riggs talks about Goal Setting

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These fitness goals would require not just physical activities but also a great sense of discipline in food intake and overall lifestyle. For example, losing weight would entail a great, carefully planned and tested diet. Gaining muscles would require more physical agility exercises that sometimes could be too hard, tiring, and could even lead to muscle or joint injuries.

Some Simple Guidelines for Effective Setting of Goals They say that the best opportunities offered to you in life are the very same opportunities you create. Physics law of inertia states that without a force or action imposed on an object, no motion or movement can take place. The same is true with your life.

Priorities and goals are almost the same in a way that both are the ultimate targets and aims of each individual. 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.

It’s common to see “tips” in almost everything to be set in two folds: the do’s, and the don’ts. You wont need the don’ts. It will only confuse your goal and is in violation of the first principle. 3. Prioritize. If you’re up to something bigger, and even a simple one, chances are that you must come up with a list of several goals.

Do you have a clear projection as to how much you should be earning in a particular moment in your life? This aspect is closely related with career, so better review and come out with a goal with these two side by side. 4. Potential development. Perhaps some of your talents and skills need an improvement, or are maybe already clamoring for an improvement.

You would certainly prove to yourself that doing so would never be a waste of time and would help you achieve more determinedly your desired outcome. Know yourself better. Be sincere and honest when you think of yourself, your ability, your talent, your skill and your capacity. By so doing, you would be able to avoid the trap of overestimating or either underestimating yourself.