Jane Sheeba

[...] , a goal to become No. 1 in the list of world’s richest people, next month. (2) The action plan to a realistic goal can be unrealistic. For example, you have a realistic goal to hit 100 sales [...]

[...] Plan Inspiration Commitment Knowing your limits Plan Goal setting gets a start only with an action plan. Imagine you have set your goal but you don’t have an action plan. This is just like [...]

[...] all these are integrated in your goal setting package. You set reasonable goals, outline an action plan and work on it. Since your energies are streamlined you can work peacefully. Better time [...]

[...] setting – they can’t do a little thing without a formal motivation (goal) and an action plan. They treat every task or an action as a formal thing however small or trivial it can be. They [...]

[...] that’s what a to-do list is, but what makes it effective? Here you go: Priorities: A effective to-do list prioritizes every task in the list. Besides every task, there lies its priority. How can [...]

[...] focus on your day’s priorities. Prioritizing the day is an essential task, and an effective to-do list can make this easier to do. Using the aforementioned tips, you may reduce your stress and [...]

[...] one of us are familiar about. It can be simply a list or an effective list. An effective to-do list prioritizes the tasks. You have all the tasks for a day/week in one place, very [...]

[...] just have a list of big junkie tasks, your list is just not organized. So write an effective to-do list as part of the planning. Your list should contain priorities. Group your tasks as [...]

[...] and do it over again? Remember your mistakes and learn from. 25. Not making good use of constructive criticism Did you get a negative feedback or a constructive criticism. Make good use of it. Make [...]

[...] take the comment. However, it is highly healthy for our progress if we make good use of constructive criticism. On the other hand, there are also false criticisms that are aimed personally at us. Such [...]

[...] one can escape it. Criticism as such can be either constructive or destructive. A constructive criticism is a genuine one and can also be called as a feedback. You can always  draw good [...]

[...] , either you yourself evaluate it after a while or let people give you suggestions and constructive criticism. But don’t let the job wait until it gets perfect. In my opinion, “perfect& [...]