What if the goal isn't the destination? π€
Jan 03, 2024 12:30 pm
Hey ,
Last week, we explored the nuanced differences between resolutions, intentions, plans, and goals.
This week, let's build on those concepts. Let's think differently about setting and achieving your goals effectively.
Setting clear goals is like navigating with a lighthouse in the distance.
Ryder Carroll, in his blog article and YouTube video "Goals are Lighthouses," emphasizes the crucial role of clear goals in guiding us towards success.
He suggests breaking down goals, both short-term and long-term, into smaller, actionable steps.
Hereβs how you can do it:
1. Define Your Goals: Start by setting both short-term and long-term goals. Short-term goals act as stepping stones to your long-term aspirations.
2. Break Them Down: Simplify each goal into smaller, manageable tasks. This makes them less daunting and more achievable.
3. Regular Reviews: Set aside time to regularly review and adjust your goals. This helps in staying on course and adapting to any changes.
4. Focus on the Process: Rather than fixating on specific outcomes, concentrate on the journey toward your goals. Embrace continuous learning and be open to adapting from setbacks.
5. Combine Concepts: Integrate intentions, plans, and resolutions with your goals. This holistic approach ensures a more focused and purposeful journey.
Goal setting is not about reaching a destination.
Instead, Ryder teaches us it's about the journey, learning, and growing along the way. Embrace this process and let your goals illuminate your path to success.
π Read the article
πΊ Watch the video
I'm excited to hear about your goals and progress. Reply and let me know what you're making progress on.
Enjoy,
Matt
P.S. An app I use for taking book notes, called Readwise, resurfaced this article for me. Check it out >
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