goals: Are You Climbing The Ladder Of Success?
- 06/14/07 11:20 PM
Are you climbing the ladder of success or are you a few rungs short? Is making it to the top your goal or just a passing thought? How are you measuring your success? Is the next rung just out of your grasp? The ladder is comprised of several rungs. Mastering the lower level is easy. Achieving the next level takes a bit more skill and as you perfect your skills, the rungs come more easily. So as professionals how are you measuring your climb? For some it is the money. For others, it could be more time with your family, and for others it … (6 comments)
goals: S.M.A.R.T. Approach to Achieving Your Goals
- 06/01/07 12:43 AM
Specific Define your eventual success. Create vivid, detailed, clear written descriptions, so you know exactly where you are headed. Do you want to own waterfront property or acreage in a location of your choice? Do you want your real estate to generate income? If so, how much? Continually, keep your goals "top of mind" by displaying and carrying key words written on small cards, but don't share all the details until your goal is achieved. Measurable Breakdown the goal into doable steps. Know how you will benefit from each. How many real estate properties, each with its own reasonable amount of … (3 comments)
goals: Setting Goals that Lead to Improvement
- 05/23/07 10:15 PM
The concept of KAIZEN®* is based on ideas developed by Japanese industries, which date back to the 1950s. This system for optimizing production melds together ideas from both Eastern and Western cultures, and embraces the philosophy of implementing common sense, low-cost forms of improvement. It takes into consideration all members and facets of a company, and how each plays its part in reaching Total Quality Control. While breakthrough ideas are based on rapid change and the development of new systems, KAIZEN principles are geared toward recognizing what resources you have at hand, and making better use of them. The KAIZEN process is … (4 comments)
Are you climbing the ladder of success or are you a few rungs short? Is making it to the top your goal or just a passing thought? How are you measuring your success? Is the next rung just out of your grasp?;)
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