In another post, I touched on determining your motivations in order to set the right kind of goal for yourself. Here are a few more
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Goals that Work: Breaking it all Down
In my last post, I introduced you to what I lovingly call the “All the Things” method of time management and goal setting. If you
Goals that Work: Homework You Assign Yourself
I know for many, the “h” word is probably a dirty one. Maybe you had a terrible fourth grade teacher who tortured you with busy
Goals That Work: Out of Your Head and In Control
This piece of the series was not in the original article. As a project manager of both my own life and quite often the workflow
Goals that Work: Mastering your Motives
Abstract vs. Concrete Measures of Success If you ask a room full of writers why they write, you will get a range of answers, but
Goals That Work: Why Set Project Goals in the First Place?
This time last year, I was publishing at least one long-form article per month through Our Write Side with writing and editing tips. That site
