Goals require ACTION

Have you ever set a goal for yourself, and then found that you don't achieve it? That would be pretty disappointing! We all have goals, but if we don't take action on them, they will never come to fruition. Goals require action, so the first step is to determine what it is that you really want in life and what steps you need to take to make that happen. Below are some tips on how to create an effective plan for achieving your goals:

Goal setting is the difference between people who succeed and people who fail.

Goal setting is the difference between people who succeed and people who fail. If you haven't set goals for yourself, then you'll never achieve your dreams. You need to set goals that are specific, measurable and achievable (SMART).

You should also be realistic when setting your goals; if it's too easy for me to do it won't be rewarding enough for me when I achieve them.

If you don't take action, you can't achieve your goals.

You must take action to achieve your #goals . If you don't, they will remain dreams and fantasies instead of reality.

Don't just think about it; do it! Don't get stuck in analysis paralysis where you analyze every possible outcome and end up doing nothing. Don't be afraid to fail; learn from your mistakes and move on with life!

There are 2 tiers of goals. Short term goals, and long-term goals.

• Short term goals are things you want to achieve in the next 1-3 months. These could be anything from learning a new language, starting a blog or even losing weight! These are great because they give us something concrete to work towards and they help us stay motivated by seeing progress every day as we work towards them.
• Long-term life goals should also be written down so that they don't get lost among all other thoughts in your mind (I know this from experience). These include things like getting married or buying a house; but if you want it bad enough - and if it's important enough - then write it down!

The first step to achieving a goal is to determine what it is that you really want in life.

The first step to achieving a goal is to determine what it is that you really want in life. You can't go out and achieve something if there's no purpose behind your actions.

Talking Points:

• define the problem before starting on a solution
• importance of setting goals before you start
• don't worry about what other people's goals are
• be ambitious, but stay realistic
• examples of tangible fitness goals you could achieve in 3-6 months

Once you have clearly determined what it is that you want, the next step is to break that down into bite-sized chunks, so that they become much more manageable and easier to achieve.

Once you have clearly determined what it is that you want, the next step is to break that down into bite-sized chunks, so that they become much more manageable and easier to achieve.

For example: If your goal is to lose 20 pounds in three months, then each of these smaller goals can be broken down into even smaller steps. These steps should be something that can be achieved within a week or two (depending on how big the goal is), measurable (so it's clear when/if it has been achieved), and with a deadline attached so there's no wiggle room if something comes up or gets delayed along the way. For example: "lose 2 pounds by Sunday" or "eat healthier meals at least 5 days this week."

There are 3 types of goals; short term process, mid range objective & long term outcomes.

There are three types of goals: short term process, mid range objective and long term outcomes.

Short term goals are the things you want to achieve in the next month or two. These can be small tasks such as reading a book or completing an assignment. They could also be larger projects like starting a business or learning a language. Mid range objectives are typically 6-12 months away from completion and require more planning than short term ones because they require more time and effort to complete successfully. Examples include writing a novel, losing weight, quitting smoking etc... Last but not least are long term outcomes which are often 5-10 years away from being achieved but don't require much work since they rely heavily on luck rather than skill or knowledge (ie winning lotto).

When you create a plan, you will have a better chance of success because it gives structure to your day; knowing exactly what needs to be done and when it needs to be done by makes everything go smoothly!

When you create a plan, you will have a better chance of success because it gives structure to your day; knowing exactly what needs to be done and when it needs to be done by makes everything go smoothly!

The benefits of having a plan are many:

• It helps you stay focused on the task at hand
• It keeps distractions at bay (like checking email)
• It allows for flexibility in case things don't go as planned or if something comes up unexpectedly

Achieving goals requires planning and taking action on them!

• Achieving goals requires planning and taking action on them!
• Planning is a crucial step in achieving your goals. It's important to develop a plan that will help you achieve your desired outcome, keep you on track and push you towards success.
• There are many ways of going about planning: some people prefer to write down their plans in detail while others find it easier just to think about what they want out of life and then work towards those thoughts or ideas as they come up in day-to-day life. Whatever method works best for you is fine - just make sure that whatever method(s) you choose gets used regularly so that nothing slips through the cracks!

Conclusion

The most important part of goal setting is taking action. If you don't take action, then you can't achieve your goals! This blog post has hopefully provided some insight into how to set goals that are achievable, as well as some tips on how to take action and make them happen in your life today. #goalsetting #strategicplanning #takeaction #team