I know it might because you couldn't read my mind so I have to be explicit. Like how if you want something and you later get it after much effort you put into, but you are not happy with the result maybe because of some economic factor. How will someone be encourage to go for another things. Like myself now I tried multiple things at a time since one doesn't know the one that will pay off eventually.
Property goal setting requires a final goal, and mini goals within that major goal. It also requires intermittent checks periodically to ensure that one is on track to attain that goal. If done correctly one is able to make adjustments to the actions being undertaken and can stay on track, or get back on track. That way when the goal is attained it should be be pretty close to the desired result. Of course, sometimes the goal needs to shift, also another benefit of those intermittent checks along the way.
If the goal was set correctly, achievable, measurable and time-limited then things should work out.
There's no point you setting yourself the goal to be an astronaut in the next 12 months...It's not going to happen. Know what I mean? If a goal isn't achievable then it's not a decent goal, it's a dream.
I'm glad you break everything down for me. Like seriously there are things one couldn't achieve in his life time it will just remain dream. There are lot of I wish, I wish in our mind but we are often limited by where we find ourselves and other forces. We should do well by creating achievable goal and stand by it without giving up easily.
I know it might because you couldn't read my mind so I have to be explicit. Like how if you want something and you later get it after much effort you put into, but you are not happy with the result maybe because of some economic factor. How will someone be encourage to go for another things. Like myself now I tried multiple things at a time since one doesn't know the one that will pay off eventually.
Property goal setting requires a final goal, and mini goals within that major goal. It also requires intermittent checks periodically to ensure that one is on track to attain that goal. If done correctly one is able to make adjustments to the actions being undertaken and can stay on track, or get back on track. That way when the goal is attained it should be be pretty close to the desired result. Of course, sometimes the goal needs to shift, also another benefit of those intermittent checks along the way.
If the goal was set correctly, achievable, measurable and time-limited then things should work out.
There's no point you setting yourself the goal to be an astronaut in the next 12 months...It's not going to happen. Know what I mean? If a goal isn't achievable then it's not a decent goal, it's a dream.
I hope this helps.
I'm glad you break everything down for me. Like seriously there are things one couldn't achieve in his life time it will just remain dream. There are lot of I wish, I wish in our mind but we are often limited by where we find ourselves and other forces. We should do well by creating achievable goal and stand by it without giving up easily.
You're welcome. Anytime.