I’ve come across some cool resources for goal setting and goal achievement this week.
Lifehacker’s Top 10 Tools for Sticking to Your New Year’s Resolutions is a collection of tools and strategies that are just as useful for goals as for resolutions.
My faves are:
My productivity benefits from scheduling thinking work in the afternoons, when I’m more creative and clear-headed. Mornings are great for admin, emails and returning calls.
SMART stands for:
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic Relevant
(I think achievable and realistic hit the same note. Relevant matters because you’re more likely to persevere with and achieve a goal that meshes with your larger life goals.)
Time-framed.
I love this approach – all my Wizards and the Life MakeOver Journal include SMART goal planners.
The post includes web apps for building your Seinfeldian chain.
Do you use any of these tools? Got any faves?
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See also: Setting Goals, Achieving Goals – Dos & Don’ts
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