I think that making sure goals remain realistic is to continually evaluate them and verify that there are comprised of logic and attainable steps. I think as long as you can go to point a to point b to point c .....to point z, you have made a good goal.
I think turning dreams into aspiration is the same thing. A dream to me is what we think about when we have arrived at someplace (Winning Nationals, Being on World Team), but aspirations involve the steps that get us there. I think that dreams are vitally important to make us WANT to achieve something but doesn't explain the process, the journey. And in order to achieve the dream, the journey is vitally important.
I like that explanation a lot, now if only it was that easy (for me) to actually have a clear set of goals to try to get somewhere. It seems so difficult!
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Date: 2011-07-15 04:29 pm (UTC)I think that making sure goals remain realistic is to continually evaluate them and verify that there are comprised of logic and attainable steps. I think as long as you can go to point a to point b to point c .....to point z, you have made a good goal.
I think turning dreams into aspiration is the same thing. A dream to me is what we think about when we have arrived at someplace (Winning Nationals, Being on World Team), but aspirations involve the steps that get us there. I think that dreams are vitally important to make us WANT to achieve something but doesn't explain the process, the journey. And in order to achieve the dream, the journey is vitally important.
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Date: 2011-07-19 11:42 am (UTC)