2 - Transform your purpose into goals.
One difference between hoping and doing is that, in the second, you will work towards clear and defined goals .
When you don’t have anything to work for, you can’t track your success because you have no feedback on your success rate. So you may fall into many traps:
- you may think you still have time ,
- that you did enough for today ,
- or maybe your goals are unreachable .
But if you break your goals into simple actions and analyze your efficiency on each, you can work better and deal with your weak points. So while transforming your purpose, use the S.M.A.R.T. goals technique .
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I learned that hope is useless until I was a child. Here, I will show people the differences between hope and action.
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