yes, you are right we need to take action. but again why don't we take enough action to achieve our goals?

Why setting goals isn't enough? [PART 1]

There are roadblocks that we don't take into consideration on how to deal with them to ensure our success.

Roadblocks 

We generally set goals when in high emotion, for eg getting motivated then deciding to run 5km on the first day of exercise or completing an entire week syllabus on Sunday, chances are you will fail your goal and even if somehow you achieve your goal you will lose your motivation to continue for next day or goal.

Roadblock 1: Bad Goals

[  𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘢𝘥𝘥 𝘦𝘹𝘱𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘴 𝘭𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘳  ]

Roadblock 2 : Procrastination 

<ul><li>Decide time & duration for your task, if you don't do so, your 10 minutes decided for checking mail will end up in 1 hour of scrolling Instagram. </li><li>Don't wait for a fresh start, if you decided to start your task from 10:30 am but missed to 10:45 am start now, waiting for 11:00 to a fresh start will only delay completion. </li></ul>

Roadblock 3: Poor time management 

Avoid trying perfectionism in task where not required, perfectionism will only consume your time and resources.

Roadblock 4: Perfectionism 

Avoid trying perfectionism in tasks that don't contribute directly to your goals, perfectionism will only consume your time and resources.

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Finish What You Start

Why setting goals isn't enough? [PART 1]

Roadblocks

Roadblock 1: Bad Goals

Roadblock 2 : Procrastination

Roadblock 3: Poor time management

Roadblock 4: Perfectionism

Roadblock 4: Perfectionism

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