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Dr. Franceska Jones

Steps to Conquering Your Goals

It is one thing to set short and long-term goals, and it is another thing entirely to achieve those goals. This is why conquering your goals require a lot of confidence, trust, discipline, and above all, commitment. By conquering the goals you set for yourself, you’re setting yourself up for matchless success.

It is one thing to set short and long-term goals, and it is another thing entirely to achieve those goals. This is why conquering your goals require a lot of confidence, trust, discipline, and above all, commitment. By conquering the goals you set for yourself, you’re setting yourself up for matchless success.

To help you, go past the first stage of success, which is setting those goals, I’ve put together these amazing steps that have helped me over the years. Regardless of the goals you’ve set for yourself, you can conquer them, just; follow these steps and trust! 

Create a Plan 

Trying to achieve your goals in a haphazard manner means you’re setting yourself up for failure because you’ll either get tired out or overwhelmed down the line. Create a clear working plan for how you’ll go about achieving those goals.

For example, you can set aside 30 minutes to 1 hour every day to do something you love if one of your goals has to do with self-care. Plan for little activities you can do in your day to achieve your goals.

Be Accountable

Having someone to be accountable to keeps you active in your mission to achieve your goals. Get yourself a coach or a friend that you can stay accountable to and share your challenges and progress with. In fact, a study found that people are 95 percent more likely to achieve their goals when they have an accountability partner. 

An accountability partner will help you to stay motivated and push you when you’ve lost the will to continue. Don’t be afraid to share your goals with friends and family because you need people you can depend on and trust in your corner as you go on the journey to achieving your goals. 

Give yourself Deadlines 

Deadlines always get the creative juice flowing for many people, so without a deadline, you might not get that sense of urgency to work on conquering your goals. Deadlines can motivate you in a way that not many things can, so give yourself a timeline for achieving your goals, even if it’s in parts.  

 

Reward Yourself 

When you hit a significant milestone, celebrate it no matter how small it may be. That will motivate you to do more than you’ve done before. Do something for yourself, like buy a new pair of shoes, go out, buy a special edition of your favorite book, or just do something that makes you happy. When you see the reward, you’ll remember it as a mark of success. 

Regular Evaluations

Carrying out regular evaluations will help you to determine how much you have achieved. Once every week, evaluate your progress, and check to see if you’re achieving your goals or if your plans are working out. 

Ask yourself, ‘Am I doing this right or not?’. If you’re following your plan and it’s not working, it might be time for a review and a re-evaluation. Don’t be afraid to make new plans as long as they align with your goals and drive you closer to achieving them. 

Manage Your Expectations 

 You are as human as everyone you see walking on the street, so cut yourself some slack. I know some people seem like superhumans because of their work ethics, but everyone is different. The way I work will surely be different from the way you work, so try not to compare yourself with anyone and journey at your own pace. 

Following these steps will help you conquer your goals faster than you can imagine because not everything has to be complicated. You can conquer those goals, so don’t hold back! 

 

Sources

 https://www.entrepreneur.com/leadership/an-accountability-partner-makes-you-vastly-more-likely-to/310062#:~:text=The%20American%20Society%20of%20Training,check%20in%20on%20their%20progress.