Powerful Goals Get Powerful Results updated 11-15-23

In order to set powerful goals that are achievable, take some time to research your desires to find out if they are even doable. You do want to challenge yourself some, but you do not want to make the goals so hard that you experience failure only. To ensure maximum success, you must set powerful goals to get powerful results.

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Match Your Core Values

The more any goal fits into one of the four main areas of life:

Family, Financial, Physical, or Personal – the more likely you are to be able to set a realistic goal that will get powerful results for you. If a goal for some reason does not fit into one of your core values, it is not likely you will experience much success.

Be 100 Percent in Control

While goals that rely on others are not wrong, they are harder to achieve. Any goal that you control 100 percent is a goal that you can reach. Do ensure that you are not letting fear get in your way or blaming fate for your failures, though. Self-limiting beliefs can get in your way on this one. Be realistic about whether you do have control or not and give yourself more credit. For example, if you think you do not have control over your financial future because “that’s just how it is,” you are mistaken and need to eliminate this line of thinking.

Be Able to Envision the Goal

If you cannot see the result, it will be very difficult to move forward toward achieving the goal. If you need to draw a picture, make a vision board, or take a day out to fantasize about your big dreams and see how they all fit together in the big picture of your life, do so. You need to see the end to be able to achieve it.

Must Be Spelled Out Specifically

Every goal you make needs to be very specific in nature. If you really want to be sure to reach the goal, you have to know when you reached it. Instead of saying “I want to start a business,” state exactly what type of business you want to start, who you want to be your clients and other information that makes the goal more concrete.

Be Measurable

At which point have you achieved the goal? If you cannot give a number or something that is measurable, then you will not have a real goal. If you want to use the business example, you might include that you want to earn x amount of dollars each week by a certain date and then how and why you are going to do it.

Be Actionable

To achieve any goal there have to be steps that you can take to get there. Like using a map to reach a destination where you want to go on vacation, you need to draw a map to your vision of success with the steps and paths you will take along the way. Put not only what but also when, and how you will accomplish the step.

Be Realistic

You do not want to write a goal that is too hard to achieve or worse, impossible. Be sure that it is scientifically possible to do it by researching everything realistically. For example, you are not likely going to start a business today and earn six figures by tomorrow or even the first year in business. Look at the research and determine what is doable and how you will do it.

Be Timely

Every goal has to have a time limit; otherwise, you may never achieve it. Start with the end and work your way back to today, creating a list of things to do each day to reach the result. However, do set a time limit. You can adjust as you get into the project if it works to be more realistic but resist the urge to change the time because you are not sticking to your task lists.

If you use this method to create powerful goals that you can achieve, you will not experience a lot of failures because you can always adjust your timeline and your goals as you learn more. The important thing is to give each goal a lot of thought, consideration, and study before setting it.

Note: Remember- your goals may only be powerful to you, and may not fit any other person’s plan.

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Powerful Goals Get Powerful Results