How Goals Make You More Productive
Goals provide focus. With no guiding vision or plan, people tend to drift. Goals provide a measuring stick for progress. Goals enhance productivity. They bolster self-esteem. And most of all, goals increase commitment, so you're more likely to achieve whatever you set out to conquer.Set some sweet goals.
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on How Goals Make You More Productive
Norbert Mocsnik
2006-12-16 01:02:17 UTC
What's more, when you realize that goals immediately affect how you perceive and live the present moment, you'll love having goals all the time.
The point of goals is that they give a certain quality for the present moment.
Go set a goal now.
Andrew
2006-12-16 02:08:45 UTC
Awesome point, Norbert. I can't think of a better way to boost productivity than habitually setting goals, and striving to achieve them. It's a drug of sorts.
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