post by Sam Collins
Many of my reverse mortgage coaching members ask me, “is goal setting really that important?” My answer is always the same, “without a goal or plan, how do we know where we are now and where we are going to be in the future.”
You see, goal setting is often avoided by most of us. Why? Because the reality is that most of us do not want to be tied down by a goal or be accountable to anything that puts additional pressure on our lives. I say this manner of thinking is contrary to what you might think. Actually, setting goals can relieve the pressures in our lives.
It is better to know where you stand in life and business than to wake up one morning to find out you are no longer able to pay the bills or worse yet, you’re out of business.
If you haven’t done so, I encourage you to set some goals for 2010. Keep in mind that setting goals is only part of the success quotient. You must follow up, monitor and take action to see that your plans are implemented.
This Wed. you should consider the REMALO member workshop, “Back to Basics”, where we will discuss and remind of you the basics you need to continue your success into 2010 and beyond.
Go to the home page, www.remalo.org, log in as a member and click on the calendar of events to register.
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Remember, keep moving forward to stay ahead in reverse.
