Goals

I definitely need to listen to Jim Rohn and Brian Buffini more. Those folks are so satisfied with their goals. For me, goals are a source of unrelenting misery. My 2019 goals went better than usual, but still, I want

My yearly goals didn’t go as bad as usual in 2018. I’m a bit more hopeful about 2019. I still credit the meager success I got in 2018 to the fact that I’m more in control of my schedule. And

Here goes the summary of my goals from 2018. Apart from going over them, I’ll share a few profound lessons I learned from the analysis of my 2018 goals. First, the analysis of my performance in the order from my

It’s the beginning of the year, the time to set goals. My attitude toward goals is ambiguous at best. Yet, I still set them year after year, so I set goals for 2018 too. I recognized that they are useful

It’s the beginning of the New Year, a time for revisiting my goals for 2017. Let’s dive straight into it. #1 Prayer I wanted to put prayer first in my life. I almost succeeded. I prayed more consistently. I even

Goals. Once again. *sigh* Check out my first goal-post from 2014 to see what I feel about goal setting. Ambivalence is a mild word. In the last post, I revealed how well—or not, I achieved my goals in 2016. As

There is only an 8% chance you will succeed with your New Year’s resolution. Well, that’s the average of course. If you are an expert in habit building and know what you are doing—and most importantly have succeeded in the

My goals for 2016 will be a bit different than for a couple of years back. On 7th of December, I’ve got a coaching call with Scott Beebe, who usually coaches millionaires how to scale their businesses from 1-5 $m