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As for ones fear of failure after writing the goals down, these people just have to get over it. Nothing is going to be perfect and neither is your weekly goal setting, daily or monthly for that matter.

I think I am going to start putting down some of my other weekly goals as well. I want this blog to be about balance as well. Picking up my desire to cook, so I might add some recipes I have been looking at. We will see.

@ Elijah – Don’t leave the white board along for too long, she might find another marker to fill the void. LOL

I the hour long goal so you can get it done in one day. You must be an article writing machine. I still have to get to the point where my sites sell for $300 more a pop. It is coming!

Get some guest post in, son! They are great for you and the blog you are posting on.

Will the ebook becalled “I AM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BLOGOSPHERE!”?

Congrats on getting the site up, looks great! – I did set a goal of cutting down the time for my site flips and I can complete a site of “standard” in roughly 10-15 hours, I’d like to take that down to 8-10 hours so I can literally develop a site in a single working day and sell it off for $300+ providing i do my research right.

I’d also like to do some guest posts as well and that’s definitely something I’d like to implement in the new year.

I’m also going to be writing an ebook – tisk tisk.

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I’m half-guilty of not setting goals. I have stuff I want to do and I try to do them, but I don’t write them down. I think writing them down makes things so much clearer…Anyway works fine now but I really could do better in term of goal settings.

The reason I think most people don’t set goal is because of the risk of failure. It’s never a nice feeling to set goals and not achieve them so I think most people go with something like: “I don’t want to put too much pressure on myself and feel like I HAVE to do this and this…If I have time, I’ll do it.”

Again, I’m half-guilty

Keep up the good work, I like how you put them down and I think it motivates you to achieve them, because you don’t want post next week and say you failed…!

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@ Adam – LOL @ plan on planning. Well, I guess that is a start, right? Build on that success. As for the guest post, I am excited to do it…but really need to just finish it because I keep wanting to change my subject matter. It should be interesting. At least, that is my goal.

Adam

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I am embarrassed to admit that I haven’t been planning as I should, the only plan I have is a vague informal mockup inside my head. I promise once I sort a few thing out I will start planning!