Keep the number of high performance goals you have to no more than three. These goals will be challenging to achieve.
Make them specific to you. You must be committed to achieve these demanding goals.
Once you know the goals you want to achieve you need to know what success looks like and you need to be specific.
The biggest crime when it comes to goals is setting them then never looking at them again. This is true for all goals so make sure you look at them every day and visualise success.
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