Achieving Goals

The ‘Achieving Goals’ app allows you to set your goals and reach them!
Make your dreams come true and achieve your goals! Start using this unbelievably simple and useful app right now FOR FREE!
**What is ‘Achieving Goals’ ***
You can turn the universal ‘Achieving Goals’ app into a tool for setting and reaching any of your goals:
Career (business)
Finances
Leisure / Vacation
Self-development / Education
Creativity
Health
Spirituality
Relationships (family / friends / etc)
The ‘Achieving Goals’ app is also your:
Helper in goal setting
Helper in making to-do lists
Daily planner
Gratitude Journal
Goal Journal
Habit Tracker
Now is the time for your well-being, self-improvement and achieving your goals.
The app is based on the following principles:
Find your happiness and begin your road to self-improvement, becoming aware of every minute of your life.
Set your goals and reach them - this will bring happiness into your life.
Build good habits which will help you to live a happier life.
Everyone can achieve their goals, if they set them in a right way and move towards achieving them consistently. This is what the ‘Achieving Goals’ app can help you to do.
**HOW DOES IT WORK**
In the ‘Achieving Goals’ app you can:
Make a list of your goals
Choose a present you’ll get upon reaching a goal
Set deadlines for your goals
Break your goals down
Create a weekly to-do list
Track your goals
Record your daily achievements and gratitude
Upload a picture of the highlight of the day
Fill in weekly goal reports and adjust the plan of achieving goals
Make a list of habits you’d like to build
Set the time for doing the habits
Track your habits
**SETTING YOUR GOALS RIGHT**
Define the time frame. It’s better to start with short-term goals - from 3 to 10 weeks. Start with shorter periods of 3 weeks and gradually extend them.
Identify 3 key goals for the immediate future, one in each category:
self-improvement (physical / intellectual / emotional)
career / business (professional / financial achievements)
relationships (friends / family)
A goal is an experiment in a way, a mini-project, upon finishing which you’ll be able to draw conclusions and find out whether you’re moving in the right direction and adjust your further path.
3) Choose a present or a bonus which you’ll get after achieving a goal. This can be both the benefit from achieving the goal and a present you’ll give yourself after carrying out the plan. For example, ‘I’ll be going on vacation’, or ‘I’ll find out whether I should go on with this idea’.
4) Break down your goal. Set 3-7 big steps that you should take to achieve the goal.
For example, if your goal is ‘attract first 100 customers’, the steps could be:
Outline the strategy of attracting customers
Set up ads and prepare promotion materials
Set up tools for analytics
Perform promotion activities
Analyse the results
5) Plan tasks for the upcoming week and mark scheduled events and meetings.
6) Plan your day. Try to put 1-2 big tasks at the beginning of the day, followed by less important tasks.
7) Review the daily results and praise yourself.
8) Review the weekly results. Did you make progress? What did you learn? What can you do better next week?
9) Sum up the results. What did you manage to achieve? What difficulties did you have and why? What can you do better in the future? Who was valuable in the process? What resources will you need for your next goal?
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