Short term goals
A short time goal can be achieved wIth few efforts and almost immediately. But... and there is a but, it needs focus.
In our example of reaching the top of the Himalayas, it means research in the first place. And the lay-out of some fundamental questions:
- Who is being part of the team and will do what? (Organisation)
- What will be the roadmap ? Where will be the placements of the camps? Is there a plan in case of desaster for rescue and evacuation ? Where will the expedition start and end? (Risks need to be evaluated here. High altitude is a matter of life and dead.)
- How will people, material and food supply be transported and how will all be funded (logistics and budget)
- And when is the best date to start the expedition ?
That sound like a full meal. And it is.
Take time to plan the outlines in the short term
This is the most rewarding step in the planning. Since it is in fact a step that helps you to evaluate if climbing mount Everest is for you. if you can afford it and if it is a realistic dream.
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Webbuilding is no other... and it takes time to build up.
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1) You start to see your list decrease because you have cleverly labeled them tasks rather than a “job” or project, and 2) You get to celebrate more because you met many little goals rather than 5 or 6 major ones...and who doesn't like to party!! 🤗
That is wHere the training by Kyle, Carson and Jay come in so handy.It really sets out the beacon to follow. And the best thing is you can pick up wHere you left. Make it a daily habbit for at least ten days, even a quarter of an hour... and it is acquired...
Good luck
Thank you for sharing
Your breakdown is perfect!! In simple steps, the climb itself, may not be easy, but attainable.
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To be honest , i prefer to climb a little mountain, than a big one.
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Thank you
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