How to Set Effective Goals

Chrissy Scivicque · 12:51 AM

Sometimes it's not enough to simply set a goal - what you really need to do is to set an effective goal. Explore our tips for getting the most out of your objectives. We'll show you how to use the SMART method to create manageable, achievable goals.
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kiki33uk · 10-07-2008 , 07:54 AM

hi, i have a goal, im in the planning stage but i keep becoming over-whelmed with panic and fear when i visulise my success, can any one explain this please?
kindest regards

NicoleMiller · 10-07-2008 , 10:32 AM

Hi kiki33uk,

First of all, congrats on setting your goal and initiating the planning stage. That is a step most people are hesitant about approaching and they don't have a path to follow to reach their goals.

Chrissy has put together a Goal Tracker template article that walks you through how to use the goal tracker template and keeps you on track.

This template allows you to set smaller goals to help you reach your main goal and reduces the overwhelming feeling.

Good luck and keep us posted!

Robert67 · 03-09-2009 , 02:45 PM

Many of us focus on what we don't want and constantly critique (difference people). First step is to switch to a positive frame: What DO we want? This allows us to begin the creative process of shaping our lives. Describing what we don't want is little more than complaining. Describe what we do want and we start creating.

This guy really knows his stuff and I found him to be really trustworthy. Check him out on his website Rob Scott | Fundamental Shift

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04-14-2008 , 09:51 AM
Chrissy Scivicque Offline Managing Editor Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 812	How to Set Effective Goals Sometimes it's not enough to simply set a goal - what you really need to do is to set an effective goal. Explore our tips for getting the most out of your objectives. We'll show you how to use the SMART method to create manageable, achievable goals. View The Full Article Last edited by Zac Lux; 05-20-2008 at 12:51 AM .

10-07-2008 , 07:54 AM
kiki33uk Offline OA Spectator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1	Re: How to Set Effective Goals hi, i have a goal, im in the planning stage but i keep becoming over-whelmed with panic and fear when i visulise my success, can any one explain this please? kindest regards

10-07-2008 , 10:32 AM
NicoleMiller Offline Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 255	Re: How to Set Effective Goals Hi kiki33uk, First of all, congrats on setting your goal and initiating the planning stage. That is a step most people are hesitant about approaching and they don't have a path to follow to reach their goals. Chrissy has put together a Goal Tracker template article that walks you through how to use the goal tracker template and keeps you on track. This template allows you to set smaller goals to help you reach your main goal and reduces the overwhelming feeling. Good luck and keep us posted!

03-09-2009 , 02:45 PM
Robert67 Offline OA Spectator Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 1	Re: How to Set Effective Goals Many of us focus on what we don't want and constantly critique (difference people). First step is to switch to a positive frame: What DO we want? This allows us to begin the creative process of shaping our lives. Describing what we don't want is little more than complaining. Describe what we do want and we start creating. This guy really knows his stuff and I found him to be really trustworthy. Check him out on his website Rob Scott \| Fundamental Shift


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