Do you have goals, aims or neither in life?
Everybody talks about how important it is to have goals, but I disagree. A goal has to be specific, measurable, and has a deadline. (For example, retire at 60 years old with x dollars in the bank) ...
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You all make goals too 'lofty.' I have three goals today: mop the floor, vacuum, and turn the hunk of meat in the fridge into pulled pork. I think, if I achieve these goals today, I will be successful and I will be happy. Life is much easier setting smaller achievable goals among the big ones. The big goal: see the world up close. No deadline, no quantifiable parts, just a dream.
At this time, our goal is to see Alaska this summer. Our aim is west then north. Our objectives are: walk on a glacier, walk in an ice cave, fish for halibut, and cross the arctic circle. Of course, one could say our objectives are our goals and vice versa. It's all semantics anyway...
At this time, our goal is to see Alaska this summer. Our aim is west then north. Our objectives are: walk on a glacier, walk in an ice cave, fish for halibut, and cross the arctic circle. Of course, one could say our objectives are our goals and vice versa. It's all semantics anyway...
