Simple and Fun Goal Setting Strategies

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We are all remarkable human beings. There is no one goal-setting strategy that is perfect for everyone—but there are many goal-setting strategies that are perfect for just one person.

Here are twenty-one tried-and-true strategies: I challenge you to try each one at least once, to see which work best for you.

  1. Brainstorm with Sticky Notes

The beauty of using sticky notes as a business planning aid is two-fold: You can create your own memory aid or category using different colors… and you can mix-and-match them. (Example: Moving them around a bulletin board as you brainstorm various approaches.)

Sticky notes are also less intimidating to many people, compared to writing things down in one static place. In fact, if you’re a perfectionist—the sort who has to completely print out a new Calendar page and redo it if you mess up one slot—it’s virtually guaranteed you’ll find sticky notes less intimidating for you.

And you can buy them very inexpensively at any local dollar store.

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The Focused Mind

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Staying focused is easy when you care about what you’re doing. Your concentration improves if you are emotionally invested. When you’re focused, the output of whatever you are doing improves. You get things done quicker and easier with less stress.

Your level of motivation aside, why is focusing sometimes easy and at other times impossible? We’ll uncover that and many other facts about focus in this course. Just know there is hope if you struggle to focus, so keep reading.

This course provides practical strategies and resources to enhance your concentration. By the end of the course, you can create an on-demand focus you can turn to at any time. You’ll learn to minimize distractions and ignore them when they can’t be eliminated. This can help you achieve your professional and personal goals in any area of your life.

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Blog Posts That Sell Checklist

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If you want to make money with your blog, then you need to learn how to create blog posts that sell. Use this checklist to create content pieces that boost your conversion rates. Take a look…

Create Useful Yet Incomplete Content

The idea here is to create a useful piece of content that solves part of your prospect’s problem, but then directs him to a paid solution to solve the rest of his problem.

For example:

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How To Get ChatGPT To Create Royalty-Free Images Based On Non-Royalty Free Ones

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Royalty-free images have always been a bit of an annoyance for online content creators because, quite frankly it’s a bloody minefield.

I personally know more than one marketer who’s been landed with an out-of-the-blue demand for several thousand dollars because he’s unknowingly used an image that was owned by one of the big stock image companies such as Getty, Shutterstock or iStock.

Now with AI it’s a lot easier to create images you can freely use (although do your due diligence on this because I’m no legal professional and I’m not giving legal advice here) even if you can’t copyright them.

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How to Boost Your Energy So You Can Get More Done

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You’re feeling very low energy these days. Your energy’s nowhere near what it used to be for you. In days past, you’d get up early, get a ton done before lunch, enjoy a nice break, and then finish off the day with the energy of a teenager.

You’d even have time left over to have fun and do what you wanted to in the evenings. Life was good. These days, it’s nothing like that.

These days, you’re lucky to get half the things done that are on your daily to-do list. You’re really struggling. You’re super unproductive. Your to-do list is passing you by and you aren’t sure what to do about it.

If only get back half of the energy you used to have, then you might have a chance.

Is it even possible?

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