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Want to Conquer a Major Goal? Think Big, Act Small
Most high-performing professionals have multiple major work and personal goals.Whether it's landing a big new client or running a marathon, setting and achieving large goals boosts our satisfaction levels and self-esteem and helps us achieve important outcomes that advance our careers and enrich our lives.
But starting anything big or new is challenging. Inertia is a powerful force to conquer.Fear of failure stops many people from tackling or even setting a big goal-but it doesn't have to. Whether it's landing that big new client or going the distance, your mountainous goal is achievable with the right strategies. When you reach for the stars, or even something more modest, the key to success is to think big but act small. To put it another way, form a mental picture of your goal, and then move step by step towards it.
First, you need to imagine your goal. Annabelle Bond, the fastest woman ever to climb the highest peak on every continent, maintained a mental image of majestic Mt. Everest. That vision of the world's highest mountain dominated her thoughts every day. It is reported that people who vividly describe or picture their goals are 20%to 40% more likely to accomplish them, and Annabelle Bond proves the point. You should also anticipate the challenges you might encounter along the way and the ways to mitigate such obstacles. The more detailed your vision of the process of achieving the goal, the more prepared you will be to overcome potential obstacles.
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With this process of picturing your goal and then moving towards it step by step, there are some additional tactics you can use to increase your chances of successfully realizing your aspirations, such as writing down your goals and keeping them visible, celebrating your achievements along the way, and reflecting on how you get to each milestone and what you can learn and improve from the effort.
To propel yourself toward any compelling work or personal goal, think big and act small.Form a challenging goal in your mind and take baby steps to get there. As you go from milestone to milestone, you move the goalpost forward. And with each milestone that you accomplish, your rising confidence, motivation and momentum help ensure that you get to the next milestone. Gradually, that daunting goal becomes reachable, doable and then done.
What Are Travel Coaches, and Should You Hire One?When Vera Russo decided to visit Italy this summer, she didn't go online to book a plane ticket or call a travel agent. Instead, like a growing number of Americans, she contacted Francesca Owens, a travel coach, for help. Owens, who lived in Italy for about 15 years, plans Italian trips for women 50 and over.
Travel coaches are gaining in popularity now that interest in travel is again on the rise.There is no reliable data on the number of travel coaches, but anecdotal evidence suggests that it's a growing field. But what is a travel coach, and should you consider hiring one?
Most travel coaches are experienced travelers who want to share the knowledge they've gained on the road. They aren't travel agents and typically don't make a booking for you.Instead, they are closer to life coaches, who offer advice and guidance. But instead of trying to improve the quality of your life, a travel coach works on upgrading your vacation by recommending a travel plan that matches your goals.
"Travel coaches help people set intentions for their trips," says Sahara De Vore, founder of the Travel Coach Network, which accredits travel coaches. “When you can identify the 'why' for your trip, you can better decide where to go. You can also decide when to go, who to go with, how long to go for and what you need to do during your trip. That will help you gain the outcome, transformations and experiences you desire."

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