specifying your goals is a huge step toward achieving them.

Once you have established your 12 week goals, tactics will then need to be determined. The easiest way to do this is to break your 12 week goal down to its individual parts. For example, if your 12 week goal is to earn $10,000 and lose 10 pounds, you should write tactics for your income goal and your weight loss goal separately. Tactics are the dai

How you intend to take what you learned from your previous week and do better next week Your bigger-picture goals (in a short bullet-point list as a reminder of your “why” and “end” goals) Your proximal goals (things you’re immediately working toward over the next one to six months) Specific to-dos you must finish the following week (including plan

Step 1: Create your Vision Goal. As you know by now, a Vision Goal is essential—I showed you in Chapter 10 a simple formula to create it. Step 2: Identify your Target Goals and add them to the Vision Goal. Nearly all goals need Target Goals, and Chapter 11 showed some fine points on adding them. Once you’ve added them, you now have the two core pie