Richard

Branson’s

10 Steps to

Achieving

Any Goal

Presented by Marcia Bench and

www.youronlinemarketing-

strategist.com

Strategy 1

Write down every single idea you have. No

idea is too small, and no idea is too big.

Strategy 2

Always carry a notebook. You need somewhere to

write your ideas down, and while using a folder on

your phone is better than nothing, a piece of paper

is far more memorable.

Strategy 3

Find a list method that works for you.

Doodles, bullet-points, charts--what suits

you best? I find a combination of short

phrases and scribbled pictures works best

for me.

Strategy 4

Make a list of small, manageable tasks to

complete every day. Cut your day up into

chunks, and you'll get lots more done.

Strategy 5

Mark off every completed task. There are

few more satisfying things than ticking off a

job well done.

Strategy 6

Make your goals measurable so you know if

your plans are working. There's no point

setting targets if you don't know whether

you are hitting them.

Strategy 7

Set far off, outlandish goals. Resolutions

shouldn't have just short-term endpoints.

What do you want to have achieved in five

years? How about in 50 years?

Strategy 8

Include personal goals in your lists, not just

business goals. There's no real separation

between work and life--it's all just living.

The same goes for lists.

Strategy 9

Share your goals with others. You can help

motivate one another and hold each other

to account. But remember that, in the end,

you are doing this for yourself.

Strategy 10

Celebrate your successes, and then make

new lists of new goals. The cycle should

continue as you make more and more

progress. I have boxes and boxes of old

notes, filled with old lists, and I'm busy

making more.

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