As the protest continue lets quickly review our goals for 2012 taking into consideration the present challenges. Whether your goal is personal or work oriented, you must be very clear on what the goal is. Your goal should be specific and the achievement of the goal should be quantifiable so that you will know when you have attained it. If you are not passionate about achieving your goal then think about setting a different goal, because without passion, you will not be genuinely motivated and nor will you enjoy the process of trying to achieve the goal. If you are not passionate about your goal will you feel good about achieving it?
Do You Believe in Your Goal(s)?
Living is for a purpose hence, goal setting is important in human life. But, why waste time setting goals to achieve things that are outside of your moral belief systems. You won't be happy with the doing of it or the achieving of it. Your goals should support your values or support your ability to live your values. Ensure that you live life well whilst you go about achieving your goal
Is Your goals documented?
The simple process of writing down your goals on paper will cement your motivation and make real the ideas in your mind. Even better if you then pin up your goal somewhere where you will see it every day. This will shore up your determination and perseverance particularly if you feel at times that your goal achievement activities are falling short of the mark. Remain committed!
You should also document the steps you need to take in order to achieve your goal - in other words write down a plan. This is a discipline that will keep you focused and enable you to enjoy the journey towards your goal as you take each step on your path to the success.
Fellow Nigerian Youths, as you Protest against the removal of fuel subsidy which of course is a just cause think of goal(s), think safety and think future.
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