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1.Decide exactly what you want :- Either decide for yourself or sit down with your boss and discuss your goals and objective until you are crystal clear about what is expected of you and in what order of priority.
2. Write it down :- Write on paper, when you write down a goal you crystallize it and give tangible form. You create something that you can touch and see. On the other hand, a goal or objective that is not in writing is merely a wish or a fantasy. It has no energy behind it.
3. Set a deadline of your goals, set sub deadline if necessary:- A goal or decision without a deadline has no urgency. It has no real beginning or end. Without a definate deadline, you will naturally procrastinate and get very little done.
4. Make a list :- Make a list of everything that you can think of that you are going to have to do to achieve your goal. As you think of new activities , add them to your list. Keep building your list until it is complete. A list gives you a visual picture of the larger task or objective. It gives you a track to run on.
5. Organize the list into plan :- Organize your list by priority and sequence. Take a few minutes to decide what you need to do first and what you can do later. With a written goal and organized plan of action, you will be far more productive and efficient than people who are carrying their goals around in their minds.
6. Take action on your plan immediately :- Do something. Do anything. An average plan vigorously executed a far better than a brilliant plan on which nothing is done.
7. Resolve to do something every single day that moves you toward your major goal. Build this activity into your daily schedule. You may decide to read a specific number of pages on a key subject. You may call on a specific number of prospects or customers. You may engage in a specific physical exercise. Whatever it is you must never miss a single day.
Keep pushing forward. Once you start moving, keep moving don`t stop. This decision, this discipline alone, can dramatically increase you speed of goal accomplishment and boost your person productivity.
Regards
Arun
2. Write it down :- Write on paper, when you write down a goal you crystallize it and give tangible form. You create something that you can touch and see. On the other hand, a goal or objective that is not in writing is merely a wish or a fantasy. It has no energy behind it.
3. Set a deadline of your goals, set sub deadline if necessary:- A goal or decision without a deadline has no urgency. It has no real beginning or end. Without a definate deadline, you will naturally procrastinate and get very little done.
4. Make a list :- Make a list of everything that you can think of that you are going to have to do to achieve your goal. As you think of new activities , add them to your list. Keep building your list until it is complete. A list gives you a visual picture of the larger task or objective. It gives you a track to run on.
5. Organize the list into plan :- Organize your list by priority and sequence. Take a few minutes to decide what you need to do first and what you can do later. With a written goal and organized plan of action, you will be far more productive and efficient than people who are carrying their goals around in their minds.
6. Take action on your plan immediately :- Do something. Do anything. An average plan vigorously executed a far better than a brilliant plan on which nothing is done.
7. Resolve to do something every single day that moves you toward your major goal. Build this activity into your daily schedule. You may decide to read a specific number of pages on a key subject. You may call on a specific number of prospects or customers. You may engage in a specific physical exercise. Whatever it is you must never miss a single day.
Keep pushing forward. Once you start moving, keep moving don`t stop. This decision, this discipline alone, can dramatically increase you speed of goal accomplishment and boost your person productivity.
Regards
Arun
