Most people do not achieve their goals because it provides challenges "measurable." When a goal is measurable, there will be a clear mental awareness for achievement. * Your goal should be possible to achieve: In this we must be careful, too complex a goal to achieve, can lead to discouragement constant, which would never achieve the objective. When considering a goal of entry must be according to our reality. * A goal should always be accompanied by a purpose: Upon defining your goal, you must have a strong purpose, goals alone do not generate motivation, which is generated are the purposes that you have to catch up. When there is order, the person knows why you want to achieve that goal. * Goals should have a period of time to comply: I know many people who say their dream is to one day improve their economic situation, or one day owning a home …
etc. By saying one day, there is a limited period of time to achieve that goal. Thus it is that many goals are kept in the drawer of dreams and never kept. If your goal is to buy a house, it would be best to establish the exact date you aspire to have it, only this will help you design the plan of action that will lead toward achievement. * For your goal is met, you should take action: The first targets are ideas we have in mind, then we define writing them on paper, but to really be fulfilled, we must act.
This means that we must begin to do everything necessary to achieve the objective, this step requires great dedication, sacrifice and tolerance to failure. If your act is constant, you have the strength to take the next step and nothing will stop you. Cheer up, this year has just begun define what the goal you want to accomplish, write in your journal, then set your action plan and get to work with discipline. I assure you, that as you progress you'll see the fruits of your effort.