Attainable goals

by Reinout van Rees — last modified Oct 08, 2007 05:57 PM

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Found a short entry by Jason Womack on attainable goals.

Goals are easier to attain when they are outcomes that are physical, real and attainable. When creating a goal, it may help to run it through the "50%" test: Do you think you can make it - in the relatively near term - to what you want with over 50% believability?

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Goals and the NEW YEAR

Posted by Jason Womack at Jan 17, 2007 03:33 PM

I'm working on a blog entry on "Why goals DON'T work."

I'd love any comments from your blog community (please feel free to e-mail me) with ideas/solutions to add to my article. Thanks!

Jason
www.JasonWomack.com

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