The mechanics of goal achievement: simple and effective

Goal-setting, as well as a goal in principle... Is it a real source of some kind of charge and stimulus to movement and advancement? Is only a designated, or frankly speaking, more and more invented goal the meaning of life? Is achieving it a happy life? Are you not tired of it? Why do you need this goal? In order to what?

One thing is for sure - the goal should not be global. No, it's not! I wouldn't, and I don't set global goals for myself. Its volume, gravity and importance will grow by themselves in turn.

The goal is some kind of experience. The obligatory condition for achieving the goal is some kind of youthful maximalism. No... just a goal and a path with tasks to achieve it - that's a wonderful experience. You can turn around halfway through and give up on an idea. Why all of a sudden do you have to achieve one that no longer entices you? It's better to go the other way and choose a smaller, closer, easier goal... which you can definitely achieve within the specified timeframe... let it be a month (extreme).

Our nature will demand more once the goal is achieved! The new goal is closer and closer, easier and lighter, but its volumes are much bigger. We reach the goal in a month, want more, set a new goal to reach in 3 weeks... and so on. Such simple mechanics and math.... of giving up the global.

Also... don't be put off by "think about it" or "look for a better alternative". The scourge of time is "too fast" and "I'll think about it some more". Get it as soon as you realize you want it! As soon as you realize what's yours! After all, that may be your very first tiny goal... leading to the perfection of yourself in yourself.

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