Let’s face it - most people believe they work hard, but I suspect very few of us accomplish as much as we believe we can, and this can leave you feeling unfulfilled. How many of you actually prepare a plan for each day? I dated a postal worker supervisor years ago who prepared a daily list of projects to complete. At the time, I thought she was overly regimented, but thinking back, it doesn’t seem so out of whack anymore.
Turning ineffectiveness into effectiveness
Obliviously, the first thing that needs to change is your thinking. You have to define where you’re going - by preparing a written personal mission statement. You have to outline your priorities, spell out the results you’re looking for, then live each day with purpose.
Setting realistic goals is fundamentaly important
Try to achieve a balance between your personal and business life, setting realistic daily, weekly, monthly or yearly goals for each. Setting goals is an investment in yourself. You need to clarify your expectations and then think win-win. Begin with the end in mind, then map out how you plan to evolve from where you are to where you want to be.
Turning ineffectiveness into effectiveness
Obliviously, the first thing that needs to change is your thinking. You have to define where you’re going - by preparing a written personal mission statement. You have to outline your priorities, spell out the results you’re looking for, then live each day with purpose.
Setting realistic goals is fundamentaly important
Try to achieve a balance between your personal and business life, setting realistic daily, weekly, monthly or yearly goals for each. Setting goals is an investment in yourself. You need to clarify your expectations and then think win-win. Begin with the end in mind, then map out how you plan to evolve from where you are to where you want to be.