We ended up discussing what it was he really wanted to
change and identify some target areas such as relationship; health and finances
or career. The starting point needed to be the area of “least satisfaction”.
Sometimes we feel we have a good life and there are some parts that just aren’t
great. Often it’s the area where we suffer the most that, with focus, we can
create the greatest improvement.
We also came up with a 6 point plan to ensure that my friend
had some way of measuring his achievements and knowing where he needed to
continue to focus his energies and thought processes.
1.
Set some manageable goals. These needed to be
short and to the point.
2.
Ask your self the following questions everyday –
Did
I do my best to:
a.
Set clear and concise goals?
b.
Make progress toward my goal achievement?
c.
Maintain a good level of happiness?
d.
Build positive relationships?
e.
Be fully engaged?
Failure is part of life and progress so it’s bound to happen
along the way to achieving your goals. Whether it’s a financial goal or any
other goal we are aiming for - when we
fail, we need to forgive ourselves and be get back on top of the plan. Stay
disciplined to the goal. Set the failures aside and carry on. Don’t replay or
relive failures – focus on the benefits of achieving your goals and what that
will mean in terms of the positives for your life. At Sothertons improving our
clients’ lives through goal achievement is a high priority for us. Call 07 4972 1300 to put your plan in place today.
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