Comments on: How to Achieve Anything

By: MONIQUE FRIEDMANN

MONIQUE FRIEDMANN — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 17:44:33 +0000

After looking at many sites, “looking for a reason why I ‘can’t ” accomplish the simple goal of exercise”, not motivation, nor any other “reason” listed, I am just lazy….actually only in that area, other than eating healthier….it is hard…I never lasted long at either of them. There, I have admitted it, both to you and to myself…I just can’t get beyond the extra effort that it will take to accomplish those goals, so all of these sites, as wonderful as they are, as much information I gained from them, until I choose to move forward, they will not help, will not nudge me, will not get me out of the rut I am in both emotionally, and physically. Let me ad, that I am quite obese. Is it possible to address this malady. Is this a character thing? In ever other way I am diligent, productive, reliable, and yet the two most important things to me, weight and healthy eating, are paralyzing me. Please help me…I feel as though this is a huge phobia for me……and I don’t know how much I want it. Can you help me?????

By: Yakubu

Yakubu — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 09:28:18 +0000

Very challenging. Hope to apply the principles. Thanks.

By: FFL

FFL — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 22:30:15 +0000

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Keep up.

By: Suko Tahari

Suko Tahari — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 03:28:04 +0000

Anthony C.

Goal lists are a good start but in my experience you need to do more than that. I had a bunch of resolutions that I made in 2009 but I didn’t seem to make much progress. I came across this article and then read Jason S.’s post about http://www.mysomeday.com.

I have to say, the site is making a big difference, at least for me. In addition to listing my goals, I’ve actually put together plans with the actual steps to achieve those goals. The process of thinking about and writing down actionable steps has really helped me to get focused and make progress. And now, I can literally see that progress in the progress meter that shows on each of my goals. Sort of cool.

Hope this helps and good luck with getting out of your rut!

By: Anthony C.

Anthony C. — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 23:44:22 +0000

Being in another unmotivational rut, I decided to find this article again instead of searching for new ones (you know things are bad when trying to play a videogame and enjoy yourself is a task-given your fear of the joy being killed by criticism…my newest issue)

I must say I’ve made great progress with animation thanks to techniques on this list. I think it’s about time I make goal lists again-not keeping track is as bad as not getting credit for a research paper.

By: James

James — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 09:27:39 +0000

Thanks for the wonderful eye-opening article. You may or may not believe me but I’m probably the worst procrastinator (sometimes I think I have Adult ADD) –I bookmarked this article couple of months ago hoping that I could read it to help me kick this bad habit.
I’m going to start strength training again for 30 days straight starting tomorrow. Thanks!

By: Jack A

Jack A — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 03:36:24 +0000

Love the article. Please keep writing and sharing your advice.

I thought I’d mention a website that I just came across that I’m using to help me achieve a bunch of goals that I have. Its called http://www.mysomeday.com and I’m finding that its a great tool to keep track of and actually build or borrow step-by-step Plans for achievement. I read about it in an article recently written by Darrell Etherington in webworkerdaily.com.

I highly recommend this site for anyone wanting to actually put together a Plan to stay focused on achievement.

My Best, Jack

By: Jason S

Jason S — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 04:44:23 +0000

I realize this is sort of an old post but I came across it on Digg and thought I should share a website I just discovered called http://www.mysomeday.com.

According to them, its a site designed to help people achieve all those goals/dreams they want to get to ‘someday’. I registered and was able to both build and borrow step-by-step Plans for achievement, track my progress, set deadlines, and find others that have similar ‘somedays’.

Its a fantastic site and its given me a lot of momentum. I highly recommend checking it out.

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