HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR BIG GOALS

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 HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR BIG GOALS


Sometimes back on a morning, i was thinking of some of my big goals and (just like you) I became overwhelmed.


“How can I possibly go through all these, to move from here, to there?”


Just a few minutes after thinking, something came to my mind; Why worry about years to come? 


Why worry about several months to come?


Why even worrying about next month?


Decide on what you have to do now, today and tomorrow and be disciplined to do just that.


Do what you should do, daily, just daily, to move closer to your goals, and years to come will take care of itself.


This is an example. Let’s assume you are earning Ksh.50,000 per month now and you set a goal to be earning Ksh.1,000,000 per month a few years from now.


If you look at the distance between where you are and where you want to be, it will be overwhelming and seem impossible, then, you will be discouraged and give up.


Don’t!


Instead, ask yourself, what can I do today, tomorrow, next-week?


What are those little, but disciplined baby-steps I can take, daily, that could lead me to making a million shillings per month in the next 7 years?


Your answers could be;


Read 1 business/finance book every month (meaning reading just about 10 pages every day).


Make friends with business minded people (or owners) and meet to talk every Saturday (it could be on phone too)


Discuss business with your spouse (yea, it helps)


Reading a weekly business column in your favorite magazine


Saving 10% of your present income (even if it’s small, you are building a good habit)


Etc.


You got my point!


Doing something daily that will lead you to achieving the big goals you set.


This is how to achieve big goas, easily, just by being disciplined, every day.


I love you and wish you a big success in life!


Written By: Timothy Angwenyi

Business Consultant

+254701711058

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