1. Have no clearly defined, achievable goals: it’s easy
to have a myriad of goals and feel like Superman who is a guru at
multi-tasking, but I realise that’s why he’s Superman; he’s Superhuman. On the other side of the scale, there’s me (or
you); I’m human, I have limits, I like to multitask –or I like to think so. If
I want to achieve my ultimate goal, I should be specific, timely and
disciplined to follow my plans through; which basically trims down to my daily
goals. Instead of listing out 10 people to call today, each for a minute; I’d
rather call 3 people and spend ample time talking with them. I won’t plan to
finish a whole book today because realistically, I can’t. I know many things
call for my attention and some are painfully more important than reading a very
good book; some things like writing the first chapter of my first book (second
actually). I’d do myself a lot good by planning to read two chapters of that
good book instead. In the end I’d be more excited to know at least 1 person likes
me better today than having 8 who barely remember I called, I’d feel fulfilled
to know I’m finally penning down the next big thing in my head. Easy really
does it.
2. See 1. Above
What’s on your not-to-do list today? Feel free to
share your thoughts here.
Nicely delivered....and completely true. We sometimes need to remember we are not super humans.
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ReplyDelete...Yes, that's what I'll do :). I love what you're doing dear, I'm impressed. Just keep your head up, and the sky will be your limit.. I am your BIGGEST fan!
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