Archive for Goal Setting
Simple Tips to Help You Achieve Your Goals
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FollowYou should always equip yourself with the appropriate tools to assist you in attaining your goals.
Just like one would need weapons, battle strategies and a whole load of soldiers to be able to engage in a war, you would need to have the right skill sets and information if you wanted to achieve your goal.
So plan out precisely what is going to be required to make your dreams come true, and that you meet these criteria and are capable of the sustained effort necessary.
Discovering Intentions to Improve your Personal Life
Posted by: | CommentsGood intentions are the ultimate choice of improving your life. If you have bad intentions, it is a sign you are filled with greed, envy, hate and so on. You want all these negative influences out of your life. Intentions are powerful. Intentions tell others where our goals are heading. It is our purpose. Intentions are our motive that helps us to achieve our objectives.
Have a “Pitch Party”
Posted by: | CommentsInvite friends and work together to haul out all the old stuff in your life that no longer works with your new direction. For example, if you have lost a substantial amount of weight, drag out all those too-big clothes, the ugly sweats you slouched around the house in and anything else that belongs with the “old you” (diet magazines, weigh-in charts, etc). If your goal is more esoteric or offers less tangible reminders of the changes, such as completing a training course or becoming a mother, buy a stack of brightly colored index cards and use markers to write down, one item per card, whatever in your life is getting “tossed out”, such as a low paying job because you weren’t certified, or pining over pictures of happy families in magazines because you didn’t have a baby.
Make a Game Out Of Reaching Your Goals
Posted by: | CommentsGo to a yard sale and pick up a cheap board game, if you don’t have any “throw away” games at home. Sit down and brainstorm a way to transform the game into goal-completion fun. Use contact paper to cover the old instructions or commands, and write in new ones with a permanent marker. Use stickers, arts and craft supplies, etc., to dress up the game to fit your needs. Then set the game up somewhere out of the way to play on an on-going fashion until you reach your goal.
Success, Opportunity, Carl, and Kenny G
Posted by: | CommentsA couple of weeks ago I celebrated my anniversary by taking my wife to see one of her favorite musicians – Kenny G.
Now, I have to be honest, I was dreading the event. It was a surprise and I was doing this solely as a gift to my lovely wife. I was willing to suffer and endure anything to make her happy! Okay, so I’m laying it on a little thick here, but suffice it to say, I was thinking about what it would be like to listen to two and a half hours of saxophone! I mean I was seriously considering smuggling in a radio and an earpiece so I could listen to the radio (of course I would have placed the earpiece on the side away from my wife)!
Setting Your Goals – Easier Said, Easily Done
Posted by: | CommentsThe basics of setting a goal is an open secret known by top-caliber athletes, successful businessmen and businesswomen and all types of achievers in all the different fields. The basics of setting goals give you short-term and long-term motivation and focus. They help you set focus on the acquisition of required knowledge and help you to plan and organize your resources and your time so that you can get the best out of your life.
Setting Your Goals – Easier Said, Easily Done
Posted by: | CommentsThe basics of setting a goal is an open secret known by top-caliber athletes, successful businessmen and businesswomen and all types of achievers in all the different fields. The basics of setting goals give you short-term and long-term motivation and focus. They help you set focus on the acquisition of required knowledge and help you to plan and organize your resources and your time so that you can get the best out of your life.
Once you’ve made it…throw a Success Shindig!
Posted by: | CommentsOf course you should celebrate your wins, but why do it in the time-honored (and boooooring) ways? Throw yourself a theme party, invite all your friends, coworkers, family – whomever you think should share in the fun – and let the good times roll. Ideas include:
Throw a rock-climbing party at the local indoor climbing wall to celebrate your successful “climb to the top”!
Host a “coming out” masquerade party. Invitees wear their brightest and most beautiful outfits, but hide them under dull and drab wraps until the appointed hour, at which point everyone “comes out” to join you in your brighter, more beautiful life like a room full of butterflies metamorphosing.
Search Engine Optimization
Posted by: | CommentsWhen your website is ranked well in the most popular search engines, you get more visitors clicking on your site. The more visitors you get the more business you get. Did you know that about 20 percent to 80 percent of your visitors will find your web site through the search engines. Studies show that most people do not look past the fourth page of results. There was a time when you could use free submission services that would submit your website to search engines and directories. At one time, that would actually get you ranked OK. Nowadays, that won’t do anything for you. You want to get ranked at LEAST on the first page of Google and Yahoo. The better option would be to get ranked in the top 3 listings of both Google and Yahoo. This isn’t easy.
Managing Cash Flow For Entrepreneur
Posted by: | CommentsHOW TO MANAGE HOME-BUSINESS CASH FLOW EFFECTIVELY
There’s something you can never afford to forget when you are running a
business out of your home — cash is king!
Whether it is a multi-billion dollar empire, such as Bill Gates’ Microsoft,
or the tiny mom-and-pop convenience store on the street corner, cash is the
life blood of the business.
In today’s uncertain economy with ever rising interest rates, many small
businesses with limited financial training are having problems staying
alive, let alone prospering. In fact, 63% of new businesses don’t survive
