One of the keys to achieving goals is to make your goals achievable.
Sounds simple. But too many people still set unrealistic goals, then get overwhelmed and discouraged in their pursuit when the goals don’t come to fruition immediately. Instead of making slow, steady progress, they leap ahead with an initial burst of enthusiasm, then get bogged down and ultimately stalled and depressed.
There’s nothing wrong with having big plans. But it’s important to break down and simplify your larger aims so that you receive the joy and encouragement of progress and achievement on a daily basis.
For instance, if you’d like to lose weight, don’t simply say, “I need to lose 50 pounds.” Instead, make your goal to lose one pound this week, and then celebrate the heck out of that lost pound rather than waste your energy dreading the next 49.
People who achieve their goals realize that their dreams are not going to happen all at once, or through some lucky twist of fate. Successful people understand that progress is made in little steps, taken one after the other. When dreaming of your success, don’t think of the spoils of victory, but the step-by-step path you’ll take.
Achievement is a process, not an event. Enjoy the process and your progress every day, in all the little ways. And before you know it, you’ll be living the life you dreamed of.
Out of 29 provinces in India there are 15 independance movements are going on as we discuss this issue here.Since its a good news for Pakistan to have a smaller stable states around.As USSR collapsed in 1989 into small indepedent states.
I hope our Govt is working full time to help India to breakup easy and peacefully.Being a good neighbor its our duty to help India breakup peacefully.Well we’ll see soon.
Come to Pakistan forum and also world forum to discuss in detail,....Then we can discuss to see,..what is real and what's not,..not here in General forum,...I gave my clue here already,..will disect the issue,...in depth,...
I have much more stuff with facts waiting for you there...
yaar when west pakistan with its current four provinces has five separatist movements active, i’d recommend the breaking-india-up effort to be relegated to part time, u know…
good one