Get Confidence by Setting Goals
Get confidence by setting goals to plan and measure your progression. Here’s an easy way to do it the “NIKE” way – Just Do It!
Goal setting helps with the tough choices concerning the future you want or how to get the most out of your personal progression in life.
Preparation
Put yourself in a peak state by raise up and move around with a strong physiology and breath deeply for a while. Keep moving and think about everything you are grateful of. Don’t bother about ranking just be grateful for everything that pops in your mind.
The 6 steps to your plan include:
- Developing a clear vision of your life
- Writing your long term goals down
- Identifying the actions that support your long-term career goals

- Developing short-term goals
- Creating a clear goal setting plan for short-term goals
- Reviewing your goal setting progress
1. Developing a clear vision
What do you want out of your year? Do you want a high-achieving job or a profitable hobby ? Would you like meaningful work that gives you a great deal of satisfaction? Sometimes it can be difficult to brainstorm your true goals. Often, brainstorming your goals is helped by asking yourself:
What is your personal vision? If you couldn’t fail, what would you want to do? How do you want to be remembered for the things that you do?
One way to do this is to practice ‘No Limit’ Thinking. Imagine a vision of your perfect world.
What would you be doing? Who would you be spending time with? What is your level of responsibility? What types of skills do you need? No limit thinking will allow your true goals to emerge. These goal setting activities are a right-brain activity that help you to develop a clear personal vision which is the foundation for setting and achieving goals.
2. Writing goals: Long-term goals
You’ve dreamed big and now that you have a vision that is grounded in your values, it is time to set some concrete goals. Write down your setting goals plan and identify one value or intention and write a long-term goal that reflects this value or intention. By putting your goals onto paper you transform your goals from the abstract to the concrete!
Concrete goals force you to think in a specific manner about your goal, and whether or not you are willing to make the effort to achieve your goals.
SMART goals is an acronym for setting goals that are specific, measurable, action-based, realistic and time-bound. By setting SMART goals you harness a proven and effective goal setting strategy for success. SMART goals focus your attention on goals and allow you to review your goal progress with ease.
3. Identify actions to achieve goals
Achieving Goals in All Areas
It is important to set goals in all areas of your life to ensure goal setting balance.
- Relationship goal setting
- Fitness goal setting
- Setting financial goals
- Setting personal goals
- Goal setting to learn new skills
Now that you have set long-term goals it is important that you identify what actions support your goals. What strategies or plans can you put into place that will help you to achieve your goals?
Do you need to learn new skills? Do you want to manage your time better? What activities can help you to achieve your goals? Who can coach you to make sure you succeed?
This forms the basis for setting your short-term goals – the building blocks to long-term success.
4. Developing short-term goals
To achieve goal setting success it is important to break your goals into manageable, bite-sized chunks. This involves making short-term goals out of your long-term goals. If you can think of the top of a staircase as achieving your long-term goals, each step can be thought of as a short-term goal.
Each step up the staircase is the completion of a short-term goal that takes you a step closer to your ultimate goal. What is important is that you brainstorm a list of short-term goals that enable you to reach your long-term goals.
Prioritize Your Goals
When setting goals, a common error is to set too many. It is important to prioritize your goals in order of importance. The most important goals are those that you should tackle first. This goal setting activity helps prioritize your goals and overall lifestyle goals by ranking what’s most important now and then.
5. Creating a goal setting plan for short-term goals
Each short-term goal has a number of actions that need to be completed to achieve your short-term goal. In your plan of action, consider:
- what resources you need to achieve your short-term goal
- what new skills you need to develop or what training you need to do
- the possible obstacles that you may encounter in achieving your goal
- if you need to collaborate with others to achieve your goal.
6. Review your goal setting progress
Look over the entire scheme and put regular reminders in your calendar, phone and everything that will remind you to stay on track. Tell your friends to remind you and build a supporting environment for your development.
Good Luck
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