A self-help tip I just saw: Your goals should scare you.
As in: your goals should be uncompromising things you would perhaps perceive as being unattainable.
Sounds suitably loin-gurding perhaps. But I don’t think is true or, at least, I don't think it's generalisable advice. You may disagree.
What bite-sized wise/folksie advice would you propose regarding one's goals?
@fmf saidWhat bite-sized wise/folksie advice would you propose regarding one's goals?
A self-help tip I just saw: Your goals should scare you.
As in: your goals should be uncompromising things you would perhaps perceive as being unattainable.
Sounds suitably loin-gurding perhaps. But I don’t think is true or, at least, I don't think it's generalisable advice. You may disagree.
What bite-sized wise/folksie advice would you propose regarding one's goals?
JMHO - Your goals shouldn't scare you. Be it in chess, one's finances, fitness and health etc. goals are quite valuable if used correctly. I don't attain 90% of my goals in the time I've set for them, but the fact that I have them and are working toward them consistently has caused me to accomplish far more than if I had simply wandered aimlessly from one task to another with little structure.
Goals are a tool that help average people to attain above average things.
