Goal Gettersഉദാഹരണം

Action. It’s where the rubber meets the road. It’s where most people fall off
the train.

Here is where we draw the MAP for reaching your goals! The way to achieve
your goal is hustle—by drawing this map.

Let’s talk about MAP. M.A.P. means to:

Measure
Assess
Plan

We’re going to measure what’s happening in our lives right now. We’ll look
at what we have measured, ask questions, and assess options on how to get
There, so that we can build a crystal-clear plan to take us there. Then, we have to do the deed.

The “M” in MAP is for Measure.

You have to know where you are so that you can mark your progress. You have to be able to win and know when you do! It’s time for an examination!
Without knowing where we’re starting from, it’s impossible to measure any progress at all!

The “A” in MAP stands for Assess.

We need to assess where we are today so that we can develop an action plan by asking. Asking questions will start energy flowing toward your dreams.

“P” is for Plan.

Once you decide what you need to do, and the order you need to do it in,
you can begin to see things happen in your life. You can’t go anywhere without a plan. Goals without plans are just dreams—and dreams are hard to remember when you wake up. Our plan has to make so much sense that, as we start to execute it, even other people can see where we’re going.

A little pain today is worth a lot of gains tomorrow. 

Let’s write our action plan every day for 30 days.

You’re writing 7-10 goals. You’re getting a vision for them. You’re keeping them out in front of you. You’re writing an Action Plan for each goal and you’re reading it out loud daily. A big part of action is saying. Say it, then do it. Saying it helps propel us to do it. What are you going to say every day that aligns with the vision you see?

If we honestly expect to reach our goals, our actions have to line up with what our mouths are declaring. Most of the time, our actions do speak way louder than our words. So we have to ask ourselves: “What have my actions been saying?”