Tag Archives: goals
Goals that Won’t Die on You
Want a couple of simple hints that could help you inject real long-staying power into your projects and goals?
Hint 1
Have a moveable goal. Often I see people achieve their long-held objective, but soon afterward, all forward progress stops. Example – right up the street are two different coffee shops that closed very soon after they opened. My educated guess is that their goal was something like, “I open my own coffee shop, I open my own coffee shop.”
Revving Yourself Back Up
You know how your thoughts can sometimes (or often) wander away from the direction you’d been intending to go. You’re familiar with that feeling, right? You walk into the kitchen, look around and can’t quite remember why you came in.
You get distracted by trivialities, and you end the day having done none of the things you so firmly intended that morning.
The True Price of Success
Success Is Outside
Standing on the beach in the gale-force winds, the kid was looking queasy. We could all see the storm was growing more intense. The rain had already plastered his hair to his forehead and his new black suit was starting to cling to him in ways Mr. Armani never intended.
Information Overload? No Such Thing
So Much Information, so Little Time
How will I ever keep up? … that feeling grips many of us.
When it does, we shrug our shoulders and curse the glut of data pouring into and through our lives. It has, in fact, become quite trendy to complain about feeling harassed and overwhelmed by all the incoming info that we need to know. Somebody even coined the term “information overload,” right?
