Ideas To Achieve Goal Focus !

Record audio of reading your goals and listen to yourself.

           
Record a video webcam of reading your goals with emotion and view it daily.

           
Develop a personal plan for 1, 5, and 10 years.

           
Start a personal goal journal blog and email to yourself how you are doing.

           
Identify one new virtue per week to work on.

           
Estimate the total hours and/or total cost to achieve an annual goal.

           
Put goals on bathroom mirror.

           
Develop a visual picture of major goal and have on goal sheet.

           
Write goals with exciting, motivating adjectives to add emotion to your goals.

           
Decide on things you want to stop doing.

           
Decide on things you want to do more of.

           
Decide on things you want to start doing.

           
Replace something you want to delete with something you want to add.

           
Put goals in a standing clear frame like a point of sale display.

           
Put goals on your fridge.

           
Develop seasonal lists of goals and activities and requirements.

           
Behavior influences attitude.

           
Use scorecards to track daily, weekly, and monthly progress.

           
Choose a single challenging goal each month as your BHAG for month.

           
Distinguish between goals and tasks or to-do lists.

           
Use an audio recorder, such as a combination MP3 player voice recorder.

           
Use pictures and visuals to focus on goals.

           
Find goal partners to work together on a similar goal.

           
Say no to counter goal intrusions which do not support your goals.

           
How will you know and others know when you achieve a goal?

           
Create your Perfect Day to define the best sequence of events in a day.

           
Make a habit of thinking and talking only about things you want.

           
Make a list of everything you can think of that you can do to achieve the goal.

           
Act as if it was impossible to fail, and it shall be.

           
Every minute spent planning saves 10 minutes in execution.

           
Wear a rubber band on your wrist to remind yourself of a specific goal.

           
Create a goal collage of pictures and visuals to remember your goal.

           
Be careful of overestimating what can be done monthly.

           
Be careful of underestimating what can be done annually.

           
If you are not achieving a goal for many months, analyze why you avoid the goal.

           
Shock your routines by change of routine to establish new habits.

           
Organize your time for WOO – windows of opportunity for small tasks