December 8, 2020
By Leon Ho – Founder of Lifehack.org
There are all kinds of skills out there to allow us to live a successful life. The only problem is that so many people struggle with starting and even maintaining that momentum.
My suggestion for solving this issue is simple: start with setting goals that you want to achieve and doing it properly.
Goals are the foundation for many of our achievements in life. When we first learned to walk, we likely created a goal of sorts to develop our muscles. We did that through crawling and eventually getting up on our feet.
Goals as adults are not that different from learning how to walk. We focus on the basics and various steps before getting up to achieve the desired results.
So how can you set goals properly? Reading some good setting goals books is a great place to start.
Every author has their own perspective on setting goals, and learning about the various systems can help you to set goals and follow through with them.
1. Creating Your Best Life
Written by Caroline Miller, MAPP, PCC, she takes the standard SMART formula for goal setting and goes beyond that approach. She makes a point of giving you specific exercises while also sharing related stories.
It’s a great book to consider as we connect better with stories and can find more motivation to set goals in the manner that Miller outlines in her book.
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