Comments on: Tom Hopkins Says Setting Means Getting http://www.goals-2-go.com/2008/04/22/tom-hopkins-says-setting-means-getting/ A goal setting portal featuring a goal setting blog, goals programs and software, debt reduction, weight loss and smoking cessation information. Sat, 11 Oct 2008 17:03:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Derek Epperson http://www.goals-2-go.com/2008/04/22/tom-hopkins-says-setting-means-getting/#comment-27621 Derek Epperson Fri, 08 Aug 2008 04:56:24 +0000 http://www.goals-2-go.com/?p=71#comment-27621 Your post about setting is getting really touches home for me. I'm a relatively new blogger and I want it to work out - whether that means consistency, traffic, income, or all three. Each of the outline principles are practical and should be weighed and considered in the aspirations of those looking to acheive. I wrote a posting myself about Goals and Action Plans...it's a cheesy analogy, but it helps bring home a point. http://www.nichedigging.com/2008/08/08/plan-journey-accomplishmentplan-journey-accomplishment/ Your post about setting is getting really touches home for me. I’m a relatively new blogger and I want it to work out - whether that means consistency, traffic, income, or all three.

Each of the outline principles are practical and should be weighed and considered in the aspirations of those looking to acheive.

I wrote a posting myself about Goals and Action Plans…it’s a cheesy analogy, but it helps bring home a point. http://www.nichedigging.com/2008/08/08/plan-journey-accomplishmentplan-journey-accomplishment/

]]> By: Richard Onebamoi http://www.goals-2-go.com/2008/04/22/tom-hopkins-says-setting-means-getting/#comment-26723 Richard Onebamoi Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:48:44 +0000 http://www.goals-2-go.com/?p=71#comment-26723 Everyone that I know anticipate to succeed, however, the anticipation to succeed is not enough but the habit of setting goals and consistently revaluate them as you progress through life. I particular like the #18. Set activity goals, not production goals. Activity will lead to production by itself. I couldn't agree more with you. This is where most people are frustrated because they set production goals and not activity goals. Thanks for sharing Everyone that I know anticipate to succeed, however, the anticipation to succeed is not enough but the habit of setting goals and consistently revaluate them as you progress through life. I particular like the #18. Set activity goals, not production goals. Activity will lead to production by itself. I couldn’t agree more with you. This is where most people are frustrated because they set production goals and not activity goals. Thanks for sharing

]]> By: Arts Musings http://www.goals-2-go.com/2008/04/22/tom-hopkins-says-setting-means-getting/#comment-26572 Arts Musings Sat, 21 Jun 2008 02:58:53 +0000 http://www.goals-2-go.com/?p=71#comment-26572 This is one of the best outlines of goal setting that I've seen on the internet! You've identified in a clear and concise way, why we set goals, how to set them for maximum results, and left the reader wanting to know how they can learn more from you. Top shelf information! Knowing what we want, writing it down (committing to it) and following through on that commitment (action) is what living a life of intent is all about. Thanks for sharing your insights into this often misunderstood topic! This is one of the best outlines of goal setting that I’ve seen on the internet! You’ve identified in a clear and concise way, why we set goals, how to set them for maximum results, and left the reader wanting to know how they can learn more from you. Top shelf information!

Knowing what we want, writing it down (committing to it) and following through on that commitment (action) is what living a life of intent is all about. Thanks for sharing your insights into this often misunderstood topic!

]]> By: Ken Nickless http://www.goals-2-go.com/2008/04/22/tom-hopkins-says-setting-means-getting/#comment-25125 Ken Nickless Wed, 23 Apr 2008 06:23:08 +0000 http://www.goals-2-go.com/?p=71#comment-25125 I couldn't agree more with your first point, writing down your goals. Commtting yourself to paper and reading your goals every day can work wonders. I find that if I start with the easier goals and you can tick these off at regular intervals it gives you a tremendous boost and gives you the confidence to attack the harder goals. Great post! I couldn’t agree more with your first point, writing down your goals. Commtting yourself to paper and reading your goals every day can work wonders. I find that if I start with the easier goals and you can tick these off at regular intervals it gives you a tremendous boost and gives you the confidence to attack the harder goals. Great post!

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