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A goal is a vision of the future or desired outcome that an individual or group of people envision, plan, and commit to achieving. Setting deadlines helps people achieve their goals in a limited amount of time.

10 Ways To Achieve Your Life Goals

Having ambition and setting goals is an important part of who you are, so don't dismiss it. Everything is attainable, whether you want to run a marathon, start a business, or drop a dress size. It just takes the right attitude.

1.choose the goals that inspire you 

Set personal goals that will inspire you to reach new heights. Don't follow the crowd and try to imitate your friends' ambitions; instead, pursue something you're passionate about, something that genuinely interests you. This contributes to the development of a sense of purpose, which motivates you to stop thinking and start doing.

2.be protective 

Life goals are things you hope to accomplish "one day," but never today. If you want things to happen, you must change your approach. Instead of scrolling through social media, wishing you had that job, lifestyle, or social life, get out there and be proactive.

3.no more negative 

Earl Nightingale, an American writer, once said, "our attitude toward life determines life's attitude toward us," and he was correct. If you project negativity into the world, it will be reflected back to you. If you tell yourself, "you can't do this or that," you won't be able to do it. As corny as it may sound, having a "can do" attitude, even if you're faking it, can really help you achieve your goals. When doubt enters your mind, swat it away and be a glass half full kind of person.

4.be balanced     

It's easy to become fixated on goal setting. You're addicted and will go to any length to get where you want to go. However, there is a risk of burnout. Be realistic about your goals from the start. Being driven is admirable, but keep in mind that you, like everyone else, require rest and recuperation.

Make a schedule and allot enough time each day or week to work on your goal. For example, if you want to run a 10k race, your first step should be to create a training plan that includes the appropriate amount of training while avoiding exhaustion.

5.break it down   

Setting and achieving goals is difficult. There are no easy routes or shortcuts, but that is what makes the experience so rewarding.

Break everything down if you start to feel overwhelmed. Not only in terms of time, but also of action points. Outlining what you want to achieve, when you want to achieve it, and by what means will make your goals feel much more attainable.

6.embrace failure  

Setting goals is rarely easy. You'll hit roadblocks that make you wonder why you tried in the first place, but that's part of the process, and the sooner you accept that, the better. Rather than allowing failure to bring you down, accept it and learn from it. Take note of what worked well and what did not, and then proceed. It will make you a better goal-setter.

7.tell everyone  

The first rule of goal setting is to talk about it. Tell everyone who will listen about your plans and how you intend to carry them out. The added pressure will encourage you to follow through on your words. Furthermore, it offers networking opportunities. Long-term business objectives? The more people you talk to, the more likely you are to meet people with whom you can collaborate and exceed your goals.

8.get help   

Don't go it alone. Sometimes you can only take a project so far before it requires a fresh perspective. This could be anything; perhaps you're training for a half marathon and, no matter how hard you try, you can't break the enviable 2 hour mark.

9.track your progress  

Seeing how far you've already come can be a huge motivator to finish. If your weight loss success has suddenly stalled and you're tempted to revert to old (bad) habits, remind yourself of how far you've come.

Take pictures, keep a diary, and even vlog your experience as you work toward your goals. Keeping track of your good and bad weeks allows you to address your weaknesses and figure out how to overcome them.

10.visualize the end result  

Losing sight of the end goal will lead you astray. Visualizing the change you want to see is one of the best ways to stay motivated. Make this image in your mind - the "you" in X number of weeks - so that when the occasional setback occurs, you will not be discouraged and will come back stronger than ever.