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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. No pain, no gain. In order to achieve goals, it is imperative that you act yourself. You have to think deeply, dream greatly and act immediately if you want to achieve something in your life.
So, she immediately set her own fitness goals to attain the drastic changes. Problem is, summer is only three weeks, or barely a month, away. How could she possibly lose that much within such a short period of time? That would be quite impossible. This is why appropriate and proper fitness goal setting programs should be done.
But since you’re only one of the more than six billion souls inhabiting this planet, you will need to have several goals to help you achieve your ultimate goal. Thus, you will need to classify these several goals into (a) goals that will lead directly to the final goal, and (b) goals that will help in beating the odds that prevent you from realizing your final goal.
The coach or team leader is tasked with the most ardent role of providing motivation and mental and physical conditioning to the members of the team. Be it a basketball, hockey, baseball or whatever type of sports it may be, the team members should be really given the proper and appropriate mental, emotional and physical conditioning and support they so dearly need.
Do not make the mistake of planning to improve your personal over-all goals in order to “carry over” your professional goal. Attack the two concerns separately. Of course it is only natural that some aspect of your professional goals are preset in your personal goal setting and vice versa. This is only natural.
Goal Setting Theory: What Does It Mean To An Ordinary Person? In the 1950’s, the study of goal setting theory was not a highly regarded pursuit. In fact, the whole array of motivation theory, the forerunner of goal setting theory, is not accepted as a legitimate field of study or discipline. But today, goal setting theory is not only an accepted science, but also a persistent reality of American everyday life.
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