Effective Goal Setting

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Goals are nothing but plans for the future.  Goals are not wishes; they are active measures towards the desired outcome. We have no control over dreams except to have them; however Goals we have a high degree of control over.  To live an empowered life, we must have empowering goals which will add value to our lives and others.

7 Steps to Effective Goals Setting

Goal Setting Worksheet: How To Achieve Any Goal You Have Set For Yourself
Step #1 Decide on what you want to accomplish with a deadline.
Step #2 Decide on  the necessary framework you must build around your goal that will house and support the actions you will take every day
Step #3 Learn the correct knowledge from been there done that experts to figure out skills + actions you must take each day…
Step #4 Build the framework that will support the specific activities you will take each day.
Step #5 Schedule and set up your daily, weekly and monthly action schedule with the specific actions you will take each day/week/month to help you get closer and closer to your goal every day.
Step #6 Take massive action daily.
Step #7 Stay disciplined and measure your progress.

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