Steps to Powerful Personal Goal Setting

If the plan doesn't work, change the plan. Never the goal.

This would be a very important reminder: Success is always associated with actions and movements. So we need to act, to move, to remind ourselves of being static, and to resist the temptation of quitting.

​Many people have already started to revert to old habits and lose sight of their goals. But hopefully not you!

Before you take action, identify your dream. It will keep you going when you hit your first obstacle. Here are some steps on how you can set your powerful personal goal:
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• Identify your goals.
• Write your goals down
• Needs analysis
• List the benefits and obstacles
• List the objectives
• Create a plan of action
• Share your goals
• Continuously act on and assess your goals and objectives
• Celebrate
• Periodically evaluate your goals

Someday Goal​

What's the one thing you want to do someday?

5 Year Goal

Based on your someday goal, what's the one thing you can do in the next 5 years?

1 Year Goal
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Based on your 5-year goal, what's the one thing you can do this year?

Monthly Goal
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Based on your 1-year goal, what's the one thing you can do this month?

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Weekly Goal
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Based on your monthly goal, what's the one thing you can do this week?

Daily Goal
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Based on your weekly goal, what's the one thing you can do today?

Right Now
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Based on your daily goal, what's the one thing you can do right now?

Remember, there will always be an obstacle, challenge, or uncertainty when chasing your dreams. But I'm here to tell you that you can do anything you desire—even though you don't have all the answers quite figured out.

The more time you spend hemming and hawing over how taking a big risk could result in any number of undesirable consequences, the more time you're wasting.

In reality, you're setting these imaginary limits for yourself. Get moving and get going! Use your imagination to grow, not shrink!

To a better you!