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Setting & Achievement of Goals
This subforum is directed to my friend Johnny Joe @RPE . Stay positive, stay away from negative energy, if there’s a will there’s a will, believe in yourself and your allies, you are not selling but rather offering, work smart vs hard, believe in yourself and success prevails. Never forget how you got to the top.
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Back in the day, Stallone was a struggling actor in every definition. At some point, he got so broke that he stole his wife’s jewelry and sold it. Things got so bad that he even ended up homeless....
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Goals are realistics versus Dreams. Dreams are hoping for luck and one day come true. Goals are tasks that you need to work for and it is very attainable. Goals and dreams are related but distinct concepts. Here’s how they differ: Dreams are aspirations, hopes, or visions of something you desire to achieve or experience in life. Dreams are often more abstract, lofty, and without a specific plan or timeline. Dreams tend to be more idealistic and driven by passion or imagination. Examples: Becoming a famous actor, writing a bestselling novel, traveling the world.
Goals: Goals are specific, measurable, and time-bound objectives that you set out to accomplish. Goals are more concrete and actionable, with defined steps to achieve them. Goals are usually more realistic and practical, based on your current circumstances and resources. Examples: Losing 20 pounds in 6 months, saving $10,000 for a down payment by next year, getting a promotion at work. The key distinctions are: Dreams are broad and aspirational, while goals are specific and actionable. Dreams inspire and provide a sense of purpose, while goals provide a roadmap and milestones. Dreams fuel your passion, while goals help you make progress and stay motivated. However, dreams and goals are interconnected. Your dreams can inform and shape the goals you set for yourself. And achieving incremental goals can help you progress towards realizing your bigger dreams over time. Ideally, you’d have an overarching dream that ignites your motivation, and then set concrete, achievable goals as stepping stones to turn that dream into reality through consistent effort and dedication.