Hey neat.

Good tips and articles.

On the first article, I only incorporated about 1/2 the steps!

So there ya go. --- :^)

Neil.

On Sat, Apr 5, 2008 at 12:23 PM, Mike <mbucchino@charter.net> wrote:
> Jim,
>   Great thoughts on timelines, planning, focus, commitment, setting goals,
>  time management, persistance and organized actions for successful results.
>  The principles of success are universal.
>
>  http://ezinearticles.com/?10-Universal-Principles-of-Success&id=29545
>
>   Here's one for us all to consider;  "Those who fail to plan, plan to
>  fail."  - author unknown.
>
>   A long time ago, I learned some things about goal-setting. It has an
>  energizing effect.
>   Write down your goals.  Set the long-term goal, divide the overall task
>  into measurable' waypoints' or mid-term goals, then finally break these
>  points down further into short-term goals.
>   The success goal and the path to attain it, then become very clear.  Set
>  SMART  goals-
>   a.. S Specific
>   b.. M Measurable
>   c.. A Attainable
>   d.. R Relevant
>   e.. T Time-bound
>  http://www.success77.com/Goals/index.htm
>
>   Become a student of the situation, by soaking up all the info that you can
>  get your hands on, to help gain better understanding of principles and
>  processes of your goal.  Whatever it takes, be willing to do it.
>
>   Another style of achievement; BRATES; Balanced Revitalizing Achievements
>  Triggering Enjoyable Success.  See;
>
>  http://www.goalsetting.biz/brates.htm
>
>  HTH,
>
>  Mike B.
>

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