Achieving Challenging Goals with Brian Tracy

A program designed to help you set and achieve challenging goals using proven strategies and techniques, delivered in Brian Tracy's motivational style.

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Program Modules

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Module 1: Setting SMART Goals - "Clarity is Power!"

Understand and apply the SMART goal-setting framework to define achievable goals, just like Brian Tracy teaches in his seminars. Remember, 'Clarity is power!'

Define Your Challenging Goal - "What do you REALLY want?"

Clearly define the specific challenging goal you want to achieve. Dig deep - what is it that you REALLY want?

“Not all goals are created equal and it takes a strategic and smart approach to reaching challenging goals.”

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Apply SMART Criteria - "Is it truly attainable?"

Ensure your goal is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Be honest with yourself - is your goal truly attainable?

“SMART goals are specific measurable achievable relevant and time-bounded.”

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Module 2: Breaking Down Goals - "One Bite at a Time!"

Divide your challenging goal into smaller, manageable tasks for easier progress. Remember Brian Tracy's analogy - how do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time!

List Bite-Size Tasks - "What's the next logical step?"

Create a list of smaller tasks that contribute to your overall goal. What is the next logical step you can take?

“break your goal down into manageable tasks what we call bite size tasks”

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Prioritize Tasks - "What's truly important?"

Prioritize tasks based on their impact and urgency. Brian Tracy always emphasizes the importance of focusing on what's truly important.

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Module 3: Setting Milestones - "Celebrate Every Victory!"

Establish milestones to track progress and stay motivated. Brian Tracy always encourages celebrating every victory, no matter how small!

Define Milestones - "How will you measure success?"

Set specific, measurable milestones along the path to your goal. How will you know you're making progress?

“set specific milestones you can help yourself stay motivated in any situation”

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Celebrate Successes - "Reward yourself!"

Acknowledge and celebrate your progress at each milestone. Brian Tracy reminds us to always reward ourselves for our hard work!

“celebrate your small successes along the way whether it be taking time off spending time with loved ones or simply reflecting on your latest achievement these moments of reflection on your hard work help you to remember your why your big picture plan”

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Module 4: Eat That Frog - "Tackle the toughest task first!"

Prioritize and tackle the most challenging task first thing in the morning. Brian Tracy's 'Eat That Frog' philosophy is all about building momentum!

Identify Your Frog - "What are you avoiding?"

Determine the most important and challenging task you need to accomplish. What's that one task you've been avoiding?

“Your frog is your biggest hardest most important task you must develop the habit or the routine of eating your frog before you do anything else and without taking too much time to think about it”

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Daily Frog Eating

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Set aside a dedicated time to tackle your 'frog' task each day.

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Module 5: 80/20 Rule - "Focus on High-Impact Activities!"

Focus on the 20% of activities that generate 80% of the results. Brian Tracy emphasizes that mastering the 80/20 rule is key to productivity!

Analyze Task Impact - "What's truly driving results?"

Identify the activities that have the greatest impact on your goal. What are those crucial 20%?

“understanding this principle allows you to prioritize what tasks will achieve the greatest result in the shortest amount of time”

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Focus on the 20% - "Maximize your efforts!"

Concentrate your efforts on the high-impact tasks. Brian Tracy would tell you to maximize your efforts on what truly matters!

“the 80 20 rule also known as the pareto principle is one that can be applied to any goal this rule says that twenty percent of your activities will usually account for eighty percent of your results in almost any area”

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