Wait…Mark Your Goals Before You Party

Today is Christmas’s Eve and i bet alot of people must be busy buying gifts or preparing for partying with friends. Everywhere and eveyone should be filled with festive mood by now. After tomorrow, next tuesday will be another big holiday which is New Year! 

But wait…before you head down to party, there is one important and crucial thing you must do first, at least before New Year comes! Can you guess what thing is it? Yes, it is goal reviewing for this year and goal setting for next year! If you can’t be bother or let the festive mood rule your head, it can say when you reached today of 2008, you will regret why you had not done so now!

Let’s start with goal reviewing. Most of the time people only do goal setting and forget about goal reviewing! This is a no no and must be done. You must review your goal lists that you setted in 2006 and see what had been achieved and what had not. Draft up a list of whys and what type of challenges you faced that prevent you from fulfilling these goals. From here then you decide if you still want to keep these goals for next year, improve the goals, wipe off the goals or even scale down the goals!

After reviewing the goals of yesterday, it is time to set the goals of tomorrow! Take out a brand new list of paper and determine the goal that you want to list for the entire year! A good goal must be big and easy to aim! For example: I set the goal to earn $120,000 by Dec next year. So i will divide $120,000 by 12 months so each month my target will be $10,000. From here we can even further break down by dividing $10 ,000 by 30 days and that will be approximately $333.33. Therefore i must have a daily earnings of $333.33 and this is the bare minimum. Anything less than that will undermine your goals to fail eventually, so at all times must keep to this target. If let say you had a bad day and you are unable to fulfill the daily amount, then you had to add the unfulfilled amount to the next day (unfulfilled amount + $333.33).

I hereby wish all of you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! May you set your goals and achieve it to the best of your ability!