Tag Archives: Goal Setting

When Goal Setting Goes Horribly Wrong!

by Joel Annesley on 18. May, 2010 in Goal Setting, Motivation

My experience The problem is that my short term and long term goals are clashing (they are not harmonious!). I’ll explain why….. My long term goal Build my own business Travel the world Live my passions Help others succeed ….and the list goes on and on! (I will discuss this more in another vide0) I [...]

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Forget Your New Year’s Resolution – It’s A Waste Of Time!

by Joel Annesley on 31. Dec, 2009 in Videos

The headline might be a little extreme, but I want to make a point. The problem is I believe that New Year’s Resolutions can become an excuse to only set goals on a yearly basis (and forget the goal by the time you reach February). If we want to set true goals, we need to [...]

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My Monday Freedom – It Felt Both Wrong And Right

by Joel Annesley on 27. Oct, 2009 in Creativity, Goal Setting, Motivation, Self Identity

As I write this, today marked the first day of my Monday freedom. It was the first full day that I could truly devote to myself and my goals.  Although I have found the process of mind mapping to be effective for prioritising my tasks, the past few weeks felt unnecessary busy, and I felt [...]

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The Importance of Re-Evaluation and Reflection in Goal Setting

by admin on 13. Jul, 2009 in Articles, Goal Setting, Motivation, Time Management

To accomplish anything in life, goals must be set. If you have no goals, you have nothing to work toward. You are more or less wandering around in the dark, hoping that something good comes out of nothing. Fortunately, you have the ability to buckle down and focus on what it is you want to [...]

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