Activity Goals = Achievable Goals

Instead of setting income goals, try setting Activity Goals instead.

What Are Activities?

The activities I'm referring to are the income producing activities inside your specific business. Now these will vary depending on exactly what type of business you have. What do you need to do inside your business on a daily, weekly and monthly basis to make it run and make money? Those are your income producing activities.

By setting activity goals instead of income goals you stay focused on doing the activity that you need to do in your business on a consistent basis, and that's what leads to success in the long run.

Also, I recommend setting daily or weekly goals rather than longer ones like monthly or yearly. Again, this keeps you focused on regular, consistent action inside your business. And because you stay focused on consistent action, at the end of the month or year you will see the fruit of your labor.



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MepenStiller Premium
I started doing this, it really helps! Clarity is key. Consistency breeds momentum! Discipline, dedication, and devotion may suck at times, but in the determination pays off in the end.
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Jadatherapy Premium
Thank you for this training very useful.

Jennifer
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Claudiojuan Premium
Excellent information we must know how to make correct planning of our goals and that they are above all achievable!
Claudio
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Hi-Im-Fran Premium
Great article! Couldn't function any other way!!!
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Marley2016 Premium
Mary-Elle,
This is so true - members here need to focus on what
we can control not things that are out of our control
and that is what I have been doing when I set my
schedule for this year - nothing to do with money at all!
Susan
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