...if
you're serious about living life fully...
https://daringtolivefully.com/goal-achievement
Here's how I've
borrowed from this article:
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Choose a goal that
motivates you:
I set some big goals for the year that have far-reaching
benefits. Doing less wouldn’t have created the excitement each small win brings
me.
·
Make it specific:
Thanks to my accountability group (Kadar/Tyrone/Corey), I
have specific goals that I report on each month.
·
Set a deadline:
Each of my financial goals has a set date for achieving (so
far, so good)
·
Set up milestones:
Transitions are important to allow you to achieve small
wins along the way….
·
Reward yourself:
All work and no play leads to a dull life. Paid the house
off last month and took the family to Chops for a great evening out….
·
Break the goal down
into small, achievable steps:
Having monthly goals and Smart goals along the way allows
you to build up momentum…
·
Schedule it:
Like my old platoon sergeant in the Army used to say: If
you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.
·
Measure your
progress:
By sending monthly reports to my accountability group, I
am keeping up with my successes and failures and constantly readjusting to
ensure success.
·
If you fall off the
wagon, get back on:
To quote Chris Hogan: “Life happens.” And when it does,
adjust and move forward.
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Find a way to hold
yourself accountable:
Nothing makes a man more successful than knowing he has
to account for his actions. I know that each and every month, my friends will
question me if I feed them a line of bull, and congratulate me on true
successes.
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