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Goal Statements:
Guidelines
Writing
goal statements is a crucial element in the goal achievement process.
Why?
By putting thoughts into words, intangible thoughts
and ideas take on shape,
form, and substance.
Goal statements therefore should be given careful
consideration and allocated sufficient time for development.
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It
is important to write and re-write
goal statements.
In this way, a concise, pithy, motivating slogan
is developed as your goal objective or goal statement.
Don't be content with a first draft.
Rephrase
it, compact it, add motivating
adjectives and phrases.
Let it simmer for a day or two. Come back to it.
Refine it again.
While you can 'pirate' goal statements from goal
setting web sites or goal setting books, it is even better to create
your own goal statements.
You can use 'ready mades' as a starting point if
you find it difficult to get that first draft, but from there on,
improve on it, change it, refine it, according to your own special
circumstances or objectives.
The benefits of this are:
Your
own mind is triggered into creative
thinking about the goal and what you want to achieve for
yourself, personally Goal
statements you personally craft will include the insights and angles
which are unique to you
through your own experience and desires in life - hence they will
be more motivating Your
satisfaction and sense
of achievement will be greater as you realize the objectives
your goal statements focus on
GoalPro software
encourages users to set goal statements or objectives as the first
step in setting up a goal plan. The software comes with an excellent
manual.
Download the free demo version and play with it
for the 30 day trial period. Even if you decide not to keep it,
the exercise alone will give you practice in crafting powerful,
motivating, goal statements.
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