It’s the end of the year, and the beginning of a new one. So it’s very
common for people to turn their attention to setting new goals, and
plans to improve their life this time of year. Personally, I advocate
the “continual goal setting” method, so that whenever an old goal is
completed, we have already started a series of new ones. However, if you
are using the start of the new year as a measuring point to kickstart
your life or business and make life more fulfilling, that is fantastic,
and you’ve come to the right place.In this article it’s my
intention to make the case for “setting big goals”, and giving five
specific reasons why setting big goals is worthwhile.
Most of us
are familiar with the S.M.A.R.T. method of goal setting. S.M.A.R.T. is
an acronym used to remind us that goals should be specific, measurable,
attainable, relevant and time bound. This method of goal setting is
fantastic. I have used it many, many times to produce visible results in
my life and business. I’m not suggesting that we should stop setting
S.M.A.R.T. goals, I’m just going to make the case that life is really
fun when, in addition to our S.M.A.R.T. goals we also throw in some
“massive, huge, audacious, incredible” goals to go along with it.
Big
goals are scary to many of us. They cut right to the “A” in the
S.M.A.R.T. scheme, that is, we may think that we can’t attain them. We
look at a big goal, and then we look back at ourselves, and where we are
right now, and we think “what is the point of setting a goal like that,
I can never attain it.” The reality is that in many cases we don’t
know what we are actually capable of achieving until we try. We don’t
know our limits until we actually test them.
As a result, massive, crazy, wild goals can make our life more enjoyable and fulfilling. Here is why:
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