You, too, can Learn the Secret Info to Setting Goals
Welcome to Learn-the-Secret.info. This is just my own little website where I offer a few ways that you can learn the secret info to setting goals. The site's expenses are paid for by advertising, but please feel free to make a donation through PayPal if you are so motivated. :-) I hope that you like the site, and please write to me with your thoughts or if you have any questions.
Have you ever wondered why so many of the goals that you set are not achieved? Do you sometimes count yourself a failure because you faltered and fell at the first hurdle?
It took me a long time to realise that one of my biggest reasons for failure was because my goals and my true talents were not in line with each other. I used to set goals that involved doing things that I found incredibly hard, didn't have much talent for and actually didn't enjoy very much.
As soon as I set out to achieve something positive in an area where I had expertise or doing something that I loved, the whole process went much faster, I was far more likely to finish my projects and I got ten times the pleasure and satisfaction from them.
While we are striving towards our goals, things would be so much easier if only we could turn some of the positive things we struggle to do into habits that we perform automatically.
A habit is an action, so ingrained that we actually look forward to performing it and feel that something is amiss if we don't. That is why bad habits are so powerful.
Here are three tips to help you use the same power to drive your positive and healthy actions.
Goal setting is a fascinating science and one that is open to all kinds of experimentation.
Working towards your life purpose involves all kinds of smaller sub goals, which give you the chance to continuously try new methods and find out more about your own capabilities. But sometimes you have to think big.
One thing I like to do occasionally is set myself an outrageous goal, which really has me up against the clock. Now, outrageous in this sense means something that I would never have thought possible before, but that I know would give me a huge sense of satisfaction if I could achieve it.
David
Beroff started writing software at the age of 11, and was teaching
Computer Science at Rutgers University by the time he was 18. After
designing software for two decades, he started his own Internet marketing
firm in '95; one of his company's earliest successes was Freedback.com,
a free feedback-form service that was later sold to Wondermill.
Beroff had bought and sold four million voluntary, opt-in email leads generated with properties like LeadFactory and SuperTAF before the business failed in '07. He is the author of the book, Turn Funny Email into CASH!, and is currently developing a new social media site, AboutTh.is.
He has two grown children, and now lives outside of Scranton with his girlfriend and five cats.
If you have any questions or concerns about our website and/or our advertising, please feel free to email me directly: David (at) Beroff (dot) com.