Develop a system not a goal

There is a reason that James Clear’s book, Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones is a New York Times bestseller and read by so many leaders. I have heard this book recommended or cited many times since it was published in 2018. I finally got around to reading it – via Audible. It was short (only 5 ½ hours listening time) with quick, concise, to-the-point chapters. In fact, almost the entirety of the book was read while I have been engaging in a fairly new…

Explore the transformative potential of goal-setting for realizing your dreams. Discover how to overcome obstacles, stay motivated, and write goals that are both clear and actionable. One step at a time, you can achieve your most ambitious goals and make your dreams come true with the appropriate tactics.

The OGSM Model (Objectives, Goals, Strategies and Measures) Explained: - Helps in strategic planning - Helps you focus on the right things - Businesses of all sizes can use it - Helps you monitor progress How to Create an OGSM Plan? - Define your objectives - Set your goals - Develop your strategies - Identify your measures How to Implement an OGSM Plan? - Do your preliminary research - Link goal to action - Train your team - Set up a system - Monitor your progress

Quotes about strength are quite needed these days where a lot of students are discouraged with their education. These motivational quotes are intended for college students.

A goal is the end result you desire. Systems, on the other hand, are the processes that lead to the result. Read about why it is important to focus on systems vs. goals, according to personal development expert and Atomic Habits author James Clear.