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How to set goals?

12 May 2009 118 views No Comment

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The modern social tendency is to redefine more and more aspects of our lives on the basis of ever smarter solutions. Professional and personal success could not be overlooked under the circumstances. The rather widespread and popular impression about how to set goals is to make a plan or get an itinerary exactly as you do when going on a trip. Without a plan or itinerary it is very difficult to achieve something on the short or on the long term.

As a result, the theory on how to set goals relies on basic words of advice and pieces of personal experience. Thus, the definition of the goal setting process appeared. Identify priorities and focus on them. The necessary task can only be fulfilled if you see the whole process with the eye of the mind in perspective. Therefore the question of how to set goals becomes complex and even problematic.

You need to analyze the situation you are in at the present moment, try to collect as much information about your purpose as possible, learn about the skills you need to have in order to achieve to goal, find out about the resources you can use on your way to getting there and establish whether the plan you are to make is realistic and achievable.

Next on how to set goals and stick to them, is taking small steps but keeping on track. It is highly recommendable that you do not expect to carry out huge steps or achieve great goals immediately because failure will be waiting for you around the corner. If this should happen, review your plan and identify the amends you need so that it becomes a bit more realistic.

Use the right language if you want to know how to set goals! Psychological research urges us to use as much positive language as possible no matter of the addressee or the intent of the message. So why should we not stick to that when talking to ourselves if we already do it when talking to others?

Instead of saying: I won’t miss my Pilates session at the gym today, we could say: I know I will miss the Pilates session today therefore I will practice at home for twenty minutes. See the difference? It is of paramount importance that no negative language is used when you set goals so that all channels of thought stay positive and are open when you review the weekly or daily plan.

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