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Author :: Sandra Sims  |
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| Article Title :: A Fundraising Road Trip: Planning & Achieving Your Goals |
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| Do you ever daydream about going on a great vacation? It’s fun to think of all of the great sights and things to do once you get to the destination. But usually there’s lots of planning involved, such as planning around schedules, getting tickets and placing reservations. It can be quite an ordeal. But once you’re on your dream vacation, boy is it worth it.Oddly enough, creating fundraising goals is itself a little like going on a trip.Here’s how…The Destination: Long Term & Yearly GoalsWhat’s the first thing you do when you decide to go on a trip? Yes, that’s right – choose the destination. Is it Disneyworld or New York City? Will you ca (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Ian Randall |
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| Article Title :: Goal Setting - The Facts Behind The Fiction |
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| To have hopes and dreams for the future is a wonderful idea. If you want to call them 'goals' that's fine also but do learn to get things in perspective. They are NOT achieved in the way you have been led to believe.The much talked about conscious mind, subconscious mind, the will, belief patterns, etc. are simply descriptions of mental procedures and do not exist in isolation, as many people believe.They are all part of the same 'mental cooperative'.Ah, there lies the rub!The moment you set a goal you instantly cause an 'inner conflict' to take place between various departments of this mental cooperative.This is unavoidable due to the way we were brough (read full article) |
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Author :: David Gikandi |
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| Article Title :: The Hunter, The Forest, The Nagual and You |
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| What does it mean when they say "look inside you to find the way to success?"There was once a hunter called Juan who came from a little tribe, deep in the great Amazon forest, a tribe that was famous for its hunting skills. In his village, there were about twenty hunters just like Juan.At some point in his life, Juan was finding it difficult to find game. He would go into the forest at dawn and return at dusk with nothing. This went on for about a month. He would try all sorts of different tricks with each new day, hoping that this new effort would bring him a trophy, finally. But nothing worked. So one day, he sat by the river and pondered what he could do to change his for (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Sarah Tanner |
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| Article Title :: The Painless Solution To Procrastination |
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| I have a confession to make. Once upon a time, I had a bad
case of procrastination. I could find all sorts of excuses
for putting off any activity which I just didn't feel like
doing!Big ideas - I had them. But the follow-through was not there.
So I wasted years not working on my ideas. I'd see other people come up with the same ideas and even make a career of them or write a book, and I'd think - hey, I had the same idea several years ago...but never did anything about it.But this is the worst part: procrastination can drive you crazy. When you have a big assignment that must be done, a presentation, a project, a goal - yes, you want to get it done, but you might be (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Cheryl Vallejos |
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| Article Title :: Maximizing The Time of Your Life |
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| Setting goalsSetting personal and business goals are a must if you want to experience the benefit of time management. Setting goals outlines your intentions for what you plan to do and makes it real to you.Goals are not results!Many people are afraid to set goals because they are afraid of what happens if they "fail" to achieve them. They believe that it negatively affects their self-image.Nothing could be further from the truth.One of the most positive aspects of setting personal and professional goals is what not achieving a goal teaches you. If you don't achieve a goal, there can be any number of reasons why, some of which are beyond your control. How (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Wendy Betterini |
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| Article Title :: Mind Over Matter -- The Power of Thoughts |
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| One of the greatest challenges in life is understanding just how powerful our thoughts are. Many of us learn this the hard way -- myself included. After spending most of my early life caught up in negative thought patterns, it occurred to me that I had created exactly what I had been thinking about all those years.I worked at a stressful, unfulfilling job. I had an extremely low income, and no matter how hard I tried to improve my financial situation, I was always broke. I struggled with various addictions. I was alone, and felt I deserved to be alone for the rest of my life. Obviously, I had no self-esteem. It took me many years to realize that I was creating ALL of it. Why would (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Rachelle Disbennett-Lee |
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| Article Title :: Be Discontented With The Status Quo |
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| It is natural to be satisfied with the way things are; but the moment we settle for how things are, we give up the opportunity to experience how things could be. Life is evolutionary, but only if we allow it to be. If we choose to, we can get stuck in the comfort of the status quo and miss the real opportunities that require us to step into a bigger life.Many people in business are comfortable with things being the way they are. People will even say, "It has always been that way." Just because it's always been "that way" doesn't mean it has to stay that way. Things must change in order to grow. We must change. To stay the same means to never grow and develop, and never reach our fu (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Andrew E. Schwartz |
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| Article Title :: Goal Setting |
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| The goal-setting process enables an organization to check on the attainment of both its short-term and long-term objectives. When properly done, this process provides an array of valuable benefits and is a link to coaching, motivation, and performance management. Working without goals is much like trying to bowl without pins at the end of the alley. There is nothing to aim for, no way to determine how many pins you have knocked down. Human beings, by their very nature, are scorekeepers; we love to know how close we come to the target. If there is no way for us to tell how well we are doing, we will probably drop out of the game. Goals provide the necessary measuring sticks to tailor work (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Dianne Daniels |
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| Article Title :: Make 2005 Your Best Year Ever - It's Not Too Late! |
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| We are moving rapidly through 2005, and you’ll find previously
intelligent and reasonable people struggling with trying to keep a ‘resolution’ that they made earlier in the year to push themselves to create change in a specific area of their lives.If you’re ready to make some BIG changes, but you’re not
sure where to start, or if you have already made some
promises to yourself, but need positive reinforcement and
support, then this article is for you.How do you ensure success for the goals you’ll set in 2005?
First, you have to identify the goals you REALLY want. Not
the ones someone in your life has told you that you ‘should’
achieve.First rule: throw (read full article) |
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| Category :: Goal Setting Articles |
Author :: Steve Errey |
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| Article Title :: 5 Steps to Make the Rest of 2005 Extraordinary |
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| So here we are in July. Where did the first half of the year go? It only seems a couple of weeks ago that I was drinking festive egg-nog, wearing my Christmas sweater and humming 'Sleigh Ride' too loudly in line at the supermarket.It's kinda scary to think that there's just six months of 2005 left to run, and we've already had the longest day of the year which means that the nights are starting to draw in (I'm not trying to get you down, honest!). So how's the first half of the year gone for you? Was it what you expected?Most importantly, what do you want the next six months to be about? To help you get clear on the rest of your year, here's what I want you to do, (read full article) |
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