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Anonymous
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Can anyone recommend a good book on goal setting? Also who has read Anthony Robbins - useful or not?
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mochant
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Here's a good one
Take a look at The Power of Focus - an excellent resource for setting long-term (40-50K) goals that line up with your lower altitudes.
Take a look at The Power of Focus - an excellent resource for setting long-term (40-50K) goals that line up with your lower altitudes.
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Jez Jacko
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The path of least resistence
&
Your life as art
both by Robert Fritz
magnifique'
&
Your life as art
both by Robert Fritz
magnifique'
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Anonymous
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goal-setting book
SUPERSELF by Charles Givens
SUPERSELF by Charles Givens
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ProjectThis!
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Here are two threads i have read about this.
Is Goal Setting Bad for You?
http://www.davidco.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=728&highlight=goal+setting
As far as Anthony Robbins, I have read a very controversial discussion about NLP and Anthony Robbins, and things of this nature. Its a long thread, but about halfway down this page there is an interesting discussion about "coaching" which continues for a number of pages.
There are also some ideas about Goal-setting there as well.
http://forum.rickross.com/viewtopic...start=60&sid=538b6daebf17b11bb747dbd09f9fb446
Is Goal Setting Bad for You?
http://www.davidco.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=728&highlight=goal+setting
As far as Anthony Robbins, I have read a very controversial discussion about NLP and Anthony Robbins, and things of this nature. Its a long thread, but about halfway down this page there is an interesting discussion about "coaching" which continues for a number of pages.
There are also some ideas about Goal-setting there as well.
http://forum.rickross.com/viewtopic...start=60&sid=538b6daebf17b11bb747dbd09f9fb446
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Anonymous
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Anthony Robbins is (in my eyes) an inspirational guru of immence proportions.........and thats it!!. Nothing more.
Wallowing in self imporance, like most high ranking go-getters, leaves much to be desired.
What did Da Vinci do ?
Just did!!
(NIKE 'do it')
Robbins is good for one thing - people with no 'get up and go' . PERIOD
Wallowing in self imporance, like most high ranking go-getters, leaves much to be desired.
What did Da Vinci do ?
Just did!!
(NIKE 'do it')
Robbins is good for one thing - people with no 'get up and go' . PERIOD
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Anonymous
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Goals
Im still struggling with higher altitude goals. Its confusing to me - projects are goals are they not? Then we have higher level goals. Can projects be the same as goals?
Also, all the goal setting gurus tracy etc. suggest focusing like a laser on one major goal yet with GTD we end up with 70-100 goals at one time!
Im still struggling with higher altitude goals. Its confusing to me - projects are goals are they not? Then we have higher level goals. Can projects be the same as goals?
Also, all the goal setting gurus tracy etc. suggest focusing like a laser on one major goal yet with GTD we end up with 70-100 goals at one time!
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mikaels
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projects as goals...
Neil,
it's about the projected length of the outcome. Projects according to GTD are multi-step, but still with a rather short timespan (from a few days to three months?).
Goals would be longer, larger and contain many projects inside them ( timespan would be anything from three months to a lifetime depending on your "altitude")
It's all explained in the GTD book, so you may want to re-read it. Semantics are sometimes a bit confusing. Objective, goal and desired outcome mean the same thing - something you desire and are willing to labor to get it. Someone once called goals as dreams with a plan and a timetable. A project is a useful abstract concept in planning stages.
So even Tracy's single goal would contain hundreds of little projects...
Neil,
it's about the projected length of the outcome. Projects according to GTD are multi-step, but still with a rather short timespan (from a few days to three months?).
Goals would be longer, larger and contain many projects inside them ( timespan would be anything from three months to a lifetime depending on your "altitude")
It's all explained in the GTD book, so you may want to re-read it. Semantics are sometimes a bit confusing. Objective, goal and desired outcome mean the same thing - something you desire and are willing to labor to get it. Someone once called goals as dreams with a plan and a timetable. A project is a useful abstract concept in planning stages.
So even Tracy's single goal would contain hundreds of little projects...
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Anonymous
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Goals
Mikeals
Yes, but in Ready for Anything David says that 'land on mars' is a project i.e. it doesnt matter how long it takes its still a project
Mikeals
Yes, but in Ready for Anything David says that 'land on mars' is a project i.e. it doesnt matter how long it takes its still a project