Learn Goal Setting & Goal Achievement For Life & Business

During this lesson we"ll look at the common factors that tend to trip people up when they're trying to achieve their goals. At the end of the lesson you'll complete the questionnaire "What's standing in your way of success" to pin point your exact stumbling blocks so that when you use the wheel of life tool you'll know what aspect you need to pay particularly close attention to.

In this lesson we give you some guidance on how to overcome your stumbling blocks and ready you for making good use of the tools and resources we will provide you to make goal achievement a reality

It is called the "Wheel of Life" because each area of your life is mapped on a circle, like the spoke of a wheel.

  Write Brainstorming the 6-8 areas in your life which are important to you, your primary focus areas.

Assess each life area for how happy and fulfilled you currently are in each area.

Imagine the centre of you wheel is a 0 on the happiness and fulfilment scale and the outer edge of your wheel is a 10.

Throughout this course we will celebrate your progress at 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. I really want you to succeed but you need to take action and keep going so look forward to these milestones of progress. I will see you there and cheer you on as you keep going from one milestone to the next >>

Most people don’t battle to set out where they want to be when they use the wheel of life, but when you start questioning them about what that looks like, their answers are vague and lack that juicy quality that makes them want to stay focussed on their path to getting there.

questions to ask to elicit a clear description of end goal

The gap between where you want to go and where you want to be is just too wide, or maybe you’re not sure about which actions to take to get you moving towards your goal.

Eliciting the desired end goal with the help of SMARTER framework

1.First describe your end goal using.

2.Describe where you currently are

If you want to achieve a goal, you need to write it down.

Describing your goals in written form is strongly associated with goal success

Throughout this course we will celebrate your progress at 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. I really want you to succeed but you need to take action and keep going so look forward to these milestones of progress. I will see you there and cheer you on as you keep going from one milestone to the next >>

Writing things down happens on two levels: external storage and encoding.

The “generation effect” which basically says individuals demonstrate better memory for material they’ve generated themselves than for material they’ve merely read.

1) Writing your goals down helps you clarify your goal

2) Writing your goals leaves no wiggle room

The more places you receive a visual reminder of your goal, the more likely you’ll be motivated to assess your progress against it and ultimately achieve it.

When you hold yourself accountable to your goals, you are communicating to the universe (and to yourself) that the goal is a priority.

1.There are plenty of apps and websites that have been created to help with accountability.

2.Anyone who could potentially judge you or become overly competitive with your progress could actually sabotage your success.

Throughout this course we will celebrate your progress at 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. I really want you to succeed but you need to take action and keep going so look forward to these milestones of progress. I will see you there and cheer you on as you keep going from one milestone to the next >>