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I came across this in a Leo Quinn newsletter. I like it:
When setting your goals make them ACTION goals rather than result goals.
For the most part we can control our actions but we can't control the results we get from those actions.
So instead of making it a goal to weigh X pounds by a certain date, make your goal to exercise a certain amount of time each week and limit your calories to whatever makes sense.
Assuming you've done nothing like this before, you will lose weight, but if you don't hit your goal weight when you had planned that might discourage you.
Set action goals for fitness, savings, income, relationships, debt or anything else you'd normally set goals for (mavbe even real estate?). Makes sense to me! :)
Dave Rosenmarkle
Broker/Owner
Highland Realty
Arlington, VA 22207
Office (703)538-2566
davidrose@mris.com
www.Highland Agents.com
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