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Success Consciousness => Quotations => Inspiring Quotes => Topic started by: Sultan Mahmud Sujon on September 19, 2019, 11:07:09 AM

Title: 3 Things To Do Before Planning Your 2019 Goals
Post by: Sultan Mahmud Sujon on September 19, 2019, 11:07:09 AM
1. Set Goals That Have A Broad Life Purpose
Owning a large-screen TV isn’t a purposeful long-term goal. Material items are merely a matter of earning the cash to buy them.

But the financial aspect that underpins the idea of lifestyle-enhancing purchases may have a higher purpose.

Generating more income through a promotion at work or improving your business’ profitability can allow you the ability to enjoy more leisure goods and time.

Increased wealth, therefore, is a solid example of setting a goal with greater purpose.

Outside the financial realm, broad goals could include improved physical health through diet and fitness, better spiritual and mental well-being through yoga and meditation, or strengthening a relationship through renewed bonding.

Life goals are about YOUR life.

2. Make Your Goals Real
One of the tried-and-true ways to make something real is to write it down.

There’s something about the human condition that we say lots of things, but once they are written down, they have been ushered into the world.

We put wisdom into books, write down our laws and spiritual beliefs. This is the space to make your goals real as well.

Start by creating a draft of your 5-year and 10-year goals.

Take some time to reread this manifesto and refine it.

Now go back and start building specific short-term goals.

Define what you hope to achieve in 2019, and each consecutive year.

Follow that up with lists of tools you will need to acquire to conclude each shorter step successfully.

Include goal-affirming expectations and even monthly to-do lists.

As you move through the process, take the time to take stock in your progress and reassess what is working and what changes can help improve your goal achievement.

What you are doing is taking an image of where you want to be a decade from now and creating a reasonably flexible roadmap to get there.

3. Share Your Goals
There are multiple reasons why sharing your long- and short-term goals with friends and loved ones can prove fruitful.

On the one hand, relaying your life path with others takes it to another level.

People will naturally circle back and check-in with you about progress.

Sharing your growth can inspire others and yourself.

Knowing people are interested can help to improve daily motivation because you will want to demonstrate that you can achieve.

Another primary reason that sharing your goals may prove beneficial is that you never know who will help you in your journey.

There are wonderful people all around us engaged in things we don’t ordinarily know.

Someone connected to your life could emerge as a game-changer in becoming the person you envision.

But for now, start with foundational steps and create a determined 2019 plan of action.

Source: https://www.briantracy.com/blog/personal-success/goal-setting-in-2019/