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Goals or Elusive Dreams?

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“Before you can truly manage time, it is important to know where you are going, what your priorities and goals are, and in which direction you are headed.” Anonymous. However, being able to make the decision to go after your goals, is what separates the successful from those who can’t deal with ambiguity and uncertainty.

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Recognizing Habits That Undermine Goals

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So, rather than teaching technical skills, Minds at Work gives managers structured exercises to help them pinpoint the ingrained habits and beliefs that are undermining their goals. If you are stuck, get unstuck. Here's how. Use this four column exercise to become aware of what "big assumption" you are protecting: .

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Resolutions

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Instead, you're going to "set goals.". Goals will help by keeping you organized and allowing you to share your progress on social media, a little gloating does wonders for self-motivation. Once your goals are in place, it might be smart to design a methodology that will encourage you to accomplish them.

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Hamilton Recognized His Challenges

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To fulfill your dream, you will have to establish multiple long-term goals that complement one another. Once you have set your long-term goals (for example educational goals, financial goals, family goals), start setting short-term goals that will help you attain them.

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What it takes to Follow the Leader

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The articulation of a goal in hope is a dialogue, not a monologue. The goal must be sufficiently personal to the leader to be believed, but sufficiently shared to be generative. It isn''t enough for followers to see the goal as theirs--they must own it as such. They, too, must share in the goal.

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Violent Leadership

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Achievement takes planning, action, risk.and a zealously disruptive pursuit of goals," says Wesley Middleton, a strategic adviser and maverick leader in a traditional industry: accounting. In VIOLENT LEADERSHIP , Middleton shares his aggressive leadership style for our turbulent times.

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Think Like a Leader

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What slowly starts to become more and more apparent is that our goals for ourselves are changing. Time to "bring the outsight back in": reflection on new experiences to reexamine old goals and make new ones. Stepping up to play a bigger role is not an event; it''s a process that takes time before it pays off. Stage 5: Internalization.