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Goal Achievement
When asked what their goals, dreams, and aspirations are, most people have a pretty good
idea of what they want. But when asked if they have a plan for achieving their goals, most
people haven't formulated anything concrete.
There's a big difference between setting goals and achieving goals. And when it comes to
setting goals, most of us continue to rely on hope and prayer alone. But to actually achieve
your goals, you need to create a plan for success.
There are several techniques you can implement as you design your personal roadmap for
success. And if you invest a little bit of time to plan what you're going to do, versus trying
to figure it out as you go along . . . you're far more likely to persevere and achieve what
you set out to do.
The individual goals you set are stepping stones toward your true calling or highest
purpose. When you have your goal written down and clear in your mind, it's time to
visualize and strategize with tactics and a timeline.
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Develop a clear vision of what you want to achieve in your lifetime. How do you see
yourself once you've accomplished your goal(s)?
Mentally rehearse what your life will be like upon goal completion. What do you see, hear,
smell, taste, and feel? Use your senses to get clear on the external and internal outcome of
personal achievement.
This is your "goal achievement" vision. Once you've done this, it's time to move on to
design a strategy.
2. Design a strategy.
A strategy allows you to figure out exactly what you must do in order to achieve your goal.
Your strategy is basically the overall game plan. Ask yourself, "How can I achieve my
goals?"
3. Develop tactics.
A tactic is a specific action item you'll follow through with in order to put your strategy
into play. Developing tactics is a way to break down the strategy into smaller tasks and to-
dos.
Write these down. Once you have your action steps clearly outlined, have a look at your
calendar.
4. Create a timeline.
So you've set your goal completion date for sometime in 2018 . . . great! To implement
your strategy, take your outline of tactics and organize your schedule.
Pencil in time for each individual action step. A timeline will keep you on track to
achieving your goal.
Got it? With strong motivation, a plan, and a timeline, you're ready to achieve any goal
you set. You can totally do this!
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Please let us know how the 4-step goal achievement process works for you. Leave your
thoughts in the comment section below.
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