VISION & GOALS
o matter what the state of the economy, each of us has the same amount of time in a day as we had in the good times. One of the first things leaders and entrepreneurs lose in hard times is confidence. This causes either paralysis or frenetic and often unproductive activity. Either way effective time management loses its way.
In 2010, the world descended upon South Africa and, a midst the melodic sounds of vuvuselas we all wanted to hear just one victorious chant, “It’s a goal!” As the ball sails into the back of the net we rose in unison to salute the victorious sides and reminded the opposition that their days were numbered.
We are all motivated to set goals for our lives, especially as the first of January appears on the horizon. I don’t think there’s a person on the Earth who doesn’t have goals! So, why do we struggle to achieve goals if we are all so able and willing to set them? Here are five reasons why we fail and advice on how to fix them:
All of us know that it’s necessary to set goals if we want to achieve anything in life. But, most seem to fail because there are obstacles that prevent us from moving forward successfully. So how do we achieve great goals? By first making sure that we can recognise the obstacles that would trip us up. Murray takes a look at 3 obstacles that can potentially trip us up.
