Today, I’m sharing a simple and quick tip on how I achieve my goals. (Part 2 of 3 Part Series)
It’s an amazing goal-setting tool that I’m so glad I learnt about. It’s made a big difference to what I’ve been able to achieve in the last handful of years. So, I wanted to share it with you today, hoping it does the same for you and your goals.
Before I do though, quick question. Have you ever wondered how some people always seem to achieve their goals? Or do you ever get frustrated at yourself for not always sticking to yours or ticking them off?
Me too! 🙋♀️
We’ve all been there—often wondering how others “do it” and why we can’t seem to find the motivation to do it too.
I want to help you avoid that question and the negative feelings that come with it sometimes. That’s why I’m sharing my two-minute trick with you today on how I achieve my goals.
And, you know what? This little trick will more than double your chances of success! So you can stop wondering and worrying, and instead start taking action on and achieving what’s important to you
Wanna know what I learnt? Wanna know the trick? Yes? Okay, here you go…
This Is How I Achieve My Goals
I Put My Goals on My Calendar
I strongly encourage you to put your goals on your calendar too. To give yourself the best chance of achieving your dreams and goals, by purposefully making time for them in your life.
How to Put Your Goals on Your Calendar to Help You Achieve Them
Putting a goal on your calendar is as simple and quick as:
(1) Opening your calendar on your phone.
(2) Deciding when and where you’ll work on your goal.
(3) Creating an event on your calendar for the time and place you’ll take action on your goal.
For example, if your goal is to exercise more, you might open the calendar on your phone and create this event:
The Benefit of Putting Your Goals on Your Calendar
This simple tool of blocking timeout on your calendar for when and where you’ll work on your goal more than doubles your chances of achievement and success.
And importantly, it’s backed by research—which has found, for example, that 91% of people who planned when and where they’d exercise actually did.
Putting your goals on your calendar works because it ensures you make time in your day for your goals.
So, what goal or dream do you want to achieve? Why not schedule time for it in your calendar now?
Love this blog post? This is part 2 of a 3-part series. Don’t miss part 1 here. And part 3 here.
