Tag Archives: setting goals

We’ve been asked about our life goals since we were small children. We’ve always been surrounded by questions like what do you want to be when you grow up, do you want to have children, where’s your dream home, what type of person do you want to marry, etc. Setting …

This week, I began in earnest to do The 12 Week Year process. It’s an approach popularized by a book of the same title, authored by Brian Moran and Michael Lennington. I’ve had the book for several years now, and even made some attempts at following the process. However, without creating an …

Doesn’t life seem like a lottery sometimes?… Some people are born to success and ease. Others are born to struggle and even failure. None of it seems fair. You might even say, none of it seems right. Well, it may seem that way. There is no doubt that there are …

How are your New Year resolutions going?… Well, it’s halfway through January as I write this. So, if you’re like most people, you’ve probably already given up on your New Year Resolutions. And that’s if you set them in the first place! Why do people set out to do better …

Have you ever had that feeling? That deep sense of purpose, that your life has some great meaning, and yet you have no idea what?… In this New York Times Bestseller, Sher and Smith tackle these issues head on and give you really practical advice on how to go from …

All the personal growth literature tells us we should have goals to work on, affirmations to repeat, and that we should be constantly visualizing our future each day. All well and good. So… If that’s true, then why are most people in exactly the same place after all this personal …

In his classic work, Think & Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill stated that 98% of people are in the jobs they have through indecision, i.e. because they never made the decision about what they wanted to do in their lives in the first place. Sadly, nearly a century later, we can …