Goals Are Dreams With Deadlines Quotes

The moment you put a deadline on your dream, it becomes a goal.

A goal is a dream with a deadline

Goals are dreams with deadlines.

A dream is just a dream. A goal is a dream with a plan and a deadline.

Goals are dreams with a deadline.

Goals are dreams with deadlines.

A goal is a dream with a deadline.” That

Successful people always have their next goal in mind.   Goals are dreams with deadlines.

You have to set the time frame for accomplishing your goal. If you don’t, it may take forever to reach your destination and you may get tired and change your focus. Consequently, to help you obtain and keep the sense of urgency that will help you stay focused, you have to set a deadline by which the goal has to be achieved.

A goal without a deadline is just a dream.

A dream with a deadline is a goal.

For a business to strengthen its position on the market, its managers should become skillful at helping their subordinates to set and achieve specific and measurable goals with realistic deadlines and clear expectations. Managers should also mentor employees through challenges, helping them grow and develop new skills.

A goal is a dream with a deadline.

Dreams without deadlines are dead in the water. Deadlines are really lifelines to achieving our goals.

A goal is a dream with a deadline.

Writing is often a perilous journey. Low self-esteem or confusion about goals may be the Shadows that chill our work, an editor or one’s own judgemental side may be the Threshold Guardians that block our way. Accidents, computer problems, and difficulties with time and discipline may torment us and taunt like Tricksters. Unrealistic dreams of success or distractions may be the Shapeshifters who tempt, confuse, and dazzle us. Deadlines, editorial decisions, or the struggle to sell our work may be the Tests and Ordeals from which we seem to die but are Resurrected to write again.

Dreams are difficult to measure if they remain wishes – crystallise them into measurable goals with specific targets and action plans. Goals/objectives are easier to measure when broken down into tasks with clear targets and deadlines.

Not just Dream ......have a specific deadline tagged to it ............A dream with a clear deadline is a Goal.

A dream is a goal with a deadline

A goal is a dream with a deadline” Napoleon Hill

A dream is just a dream. A goal is a dream with a plan and a deadline.” Harvey MacKay

A goal without a deadline is simply a dream - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

A goal is a dream with a deadline. —Napoleon Hill

A goal is a dream with a deadline.” ~ Napoleon Hill

Goals are "dreams with deadlines.

When you are creating the life you desire, don’t focus on all the things you have to do to create it. That takes something you love (your dream life) and turns it into hard work. Which is pretty much the fastest way to destroy your progress. Instead still your mind, accept that everything that needs to get done will get done at the right time in the right way. Maybe not to the deadlines you originally thought or that others expect. But they will get done when the time is right.

Most people, when asked about their goals, are not sure of their goals or cannot articulate them in a clearly defined manner. Part of my success in business has come from teaching my employees how to dream and identify their goals through a goal-setting exercise: Write down all the things you don’t want in life. Once you have nothing left to write, draw a line after the last thing you don’t want in life. Then, on a new sheet of paper, write the opposite of what you just wrote. For example, if you wrote, “I don’t want to be poor,” then on your new sheet of paper write, “I want to be rich.” If you wrote, “I don’t want to be alone,” then write the opposite, “I want to be in a relationship.” And so on: I don’t want to be sick—I want to be healthy. I don’t want to be stuck here forever—I want to travel and see new things. Once you have completed your opposite list, make a third list: “What can I start doing today?” This list is meant to bring specifics to each thing you do want in life. For example, “What can I do today that I enjoy and will make me wealthy?” Alternatively, “If I don’t want to be lonely, what kind of activities, work, and hobbies could I do today that would allow me to have a great social presence and love life?” Or, “If I want to be healthy, what sports or exercises would I enjoy that will impact my health positively?” Once you have created the “What Can I Do Today?” list, circle the top five sentences that inspire you the most and add a reasonable timeline to take action toward these goals. Then, circle the next five and so on until everything is circled with deadlines. Keep your final list accessible so that as you begin to take action, you can adjust your list’s details and timelines. Thinking about what you don’t want and about changing that into what you do want creates a foundation for building goals with real intent and action. It also trains you to live in positivity. This is more than positive thinking. Science supports goal setting.

A goal is a dream with a deadline.” That marvelous definition drives home a very important point. Before you start writing down your goals, you’d better know what your dream is. Otherwise, you might find yourself headed for a destination you never wanted to get to in the first place.

A GOAL IS A DREAM WITH A DEADLINE.” NAPOLEON HILL

The need of motivation is the excuse that kills the discipline needed to achieve your goals.

A goal is a dream with a deadline.

The moment you put a deadline on your dream, it becomes a goal. Sometimes a dream doesn’t remain as attractive as it did when it was first stored snugly in your head. You are accountable for your goals, but not for your dreams and maybe it is the fear of being accountable that keeps some things in the realm of dreamland.

A goal is a dream with a deadline.” ~author Napoleon Hill

A goal is a dream with a deadline.

Goals are dreams with a deadline.

Achieve your dreams by calling them goals instead.

Think big picture, but thinking small, reachable goals is what gets big dreams done.

People are driven either by dreams or deadlines.

Goals are dreams with deadlines. Expectations are your goals in action.

Many people fail to do, have and become what they want to, because they never put a deadline on their dreams.

You said there were five steps to follow to make my desires come true,” I said impatiently. “What are the remaining three?” “Yes, John. Step one is to have a clear vision of your outcome. Step two is to create positive pressure to keep you inspired. The third step is a simple one: never set a goal without attaching a timeline to it. To breathe life into a goal you must attach a precise deadline to it. It’s just like when you are preparing cases for court; you always focus your attention on the ones the judge has scheduled to be heard tomorrow rather than on the ones without any court date. “Oh, and by the way,” explained Julian, “remember that a goal that is not committed to paper is no goal at all. Go out and buy a journal — a cheap coil notepad will do. Call this your Dream Book and fill it with all your desires, objectives and dreams. Get to know yourself and what you are all about.” “Don’t I already know myself?” “Most people don’t. They have never taken the time to know their strengths, their weaknesses, their hopes, their dreams. The Chinese define image in these terms: there are three mirrors that form a person’s reflection; the first is how you see yourself, the second is how others see you and the third mirror reflects the truth. Know yourself, John. Know the truth.

Be realistic. You want to set the bar high but not so high that your goals are merely impossible dreams. Don’t ever settle for less, but be realistic when setting the bar high, especially when it comes to timelines and deadlines. In most cases, there are no such things as unrealistic goals, just unrealistic timetables for their achievement.