Thinking Bigger mrr book

Table Of Contents
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Foreword
Chapter 1:
The Truth Behind Goal Achievement
Chapter 2:
Identifying Goals
Chapter 3:
How To Clearly Define Goals
Chapter 4:
Align Your Goals With Your Beliefs
Chapter 5:
How To Commit To Goals
Chapter 6:
Get Others Onboard With Your Goals
Chapter 7:
Make Sure To Set Start And Stop Times
Chapter 8:
Visualize Your Goals
Chapter 9:
Take Action
Chapter 10:
What Can Happen If You Dont Meet Goals

Goals are great to have but hard to keep. Every person ideally should
have several goals in life and they may not necessarily all be
achievable, but having these goals help to keep a person focused and
strong minded toward achieving the said goals.
The Truth
Goals also help people have a reason for existence. There are a lot of
positive reasons why and how goals benefit people.
Some of these are:
· Helps build and develop the art of firm decision making. When
firm decisions are made, the individual will then feel energized
enough to meet the goals made from the decisive decisions.
· Learning to prioritize. This very useful tool in life helps ensure
the individual is capable of choosing what is important over
what is trivial and unnecessary.
· Studying a situation or problem in depth before deciding on the
next course of action is also a good skill to develop. While
horning this skill the individual learns how to effectively and
quickly solve problem in order to keep the focus on the end goal
alive.
· Understanding and accepting that in order to succeed in
achieving in some goal there needs to be team work. Thus by
learning to pick and work as a team, people learn to respect
each other and the contributions made.
· Another truth behind goal achievement is learning to cope with
failure. Not many things will be successfully achieved at the first
attempt, and learning to persevere is a good attitude to develop.
This is vital if one wants to stay competitive in the reality of goal
achievements.