Goal Setting: A 7 Step Guide to Reach Your Goals and Have One Hell of a Time

by Matt Harris

Discover Why Goals Will Help You to Have One Hell of a TimeLet me ask you four simple What is the meaning of life? Is there a purpose for everything? What will happen in your future? Will you ever become a millionaire?Here’s the answer to all of You have no idea. But perhaps these are the questions that make life worth living?The only thing you can be sure of is that YOU have the power to create the answers yourself—by creating goals.What Would You Do if You Know You Can Be Anything You Want in Life?By setting long-term goals, you are actually writing the future chapters of your life. Of course, this takes a lot more than just simply writing them down and hoping for the best, but hey—that’s why this book is written; to make sure you will get to your objectives no matter what.Inside this book you will discover 8 principal steps that outline exactly what you need to do in order to properly set and accomplish your goals.Moreover, You’ll Discover…Why today is the best time to be exactly what you want to be. The difference between short-term and long-term goals—and how you can identify each of them. How you can create long-term financial goals. The importance of redefining your motivation and core values. How you can change your bad habits and form new killer habits (and how to control them!). How to sort and define your priorities (this is huge). How to set, build and construct a personal timeline as well as your schedule to get the most out of your time (including your weekly schedule). How to visualize your goals and create your very own motivation collage (this will look really neat on your walls). How to remove roadblocks, find and eliminate distractions and track your progress. And many, many more!Do You Want to Know More?No problem. Just scroll to the top of the page and download.Start now and stop hoping for the best – make the best happen.

46 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 29, 2014

Reviews

[Su · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was short and lurking on my Kindle, so I thought, why not? Well. This book is probably too short to adequately tackle this subject and it comes across as trite. On top of that, the grammar/usage/spelling errors started to grate (and I usually can ignore that, but geez, this many in 51 pages?).