Ismail Kamdar – How to set goals that get done

			There is a very simple system to make sure that the goals that you set get done, I'm going to share
the system with you today, I've actually used the system, to write my books to prepare my online
courses to launch website to do just about anything. It's very simple. It's very straightforward.
Many of us, when we want to set our goals, we have no clue how to do it or what to do, or how to go
about writing it out. What I'm going to show you now is a simple acronym, a simple system for
getting goals done. And that is to set SMART goals to set goals that have five characteristics.
Number one, they must be specific, they must be measurable, they should be actionable, they should
		

			be realistic, and they must be time bound. Now, what do we mean by these steps? Number one is that
it must be specific. But even before that, make sure you write down your goals. Why? Because if you
don't write down your goals, it's not a goal. It's just a wish. And that's when many of us fail, we
want to do this, we want to do that, until you write it down. It's just a one. It's not a goal yet,
to make it a goal, you must write it down. So when you writing it down, the first thing you need to
do is to be specific, Be as specific as possible about what you want to do. It's not I want to write
a book is I want to write 100 page time management book. It's not I want to lose weight, it's I want
		

			to lose 10 pounds. It's not I want to get rich, it's I want to make a million dollars, or $10
million, Be as specific as possible. The second step is to have a system of measurement. This is why
I always include numbers in my code. Every single goal should include numbers. If you have numbers,
you have something to measure. So if I'm writing a book, and right I want to write a 300 page book,
you know, if you I mentioned before, if you want to lose weight, put a number if you want to get
rich, put a number, a number allows you to do some math, mathematics to measure how close you are to
success. Point number three, make your goal actionable. Meaning you should be able to break your
		

			goal down into mini goals. And you should be able to break those mini goals down into daily action
steps. Once you have daily action steps, you have something to do every day to help you attain that
goal. For example, if you want to write a book, break it down, write your first draft, break that
down even further. Write three pages a day, right. And now you have something you do every day, sit
and write three pages every day, and you're going to get done. The next step is to be realistic, but
not too realistic. Don't not make a goal that's so simple within your comfort zone that you get it
done too easily. rather work within the realm of possibility while pushing yourself to your limits.
		

			So whatever your previous goal was, your next goal should be bigger, it should be greater, it should
push you further. This is what we mean. By being realistic. We don't mean set simple goals. But make
sure it's something that's possible. Right, we are talking about just doing something easy, we
talking about climbing your mountain. And finally, if you don't do this, you're not going to get
done. That's set a deadline. Have a time bound. Without a deadline, you're just going to
procrastinate over and over again. Deadlines prevent procrastination, deadlines create a sense of
urgency. So you feel you have to work on it every day. So it's done before the deadline. And
		

			finally, your deadlines out that other thing is going to inspire you to get it done when you feeling
too lazy to do your work. So if you do these things, if you set goals are specific, measurable,
actionable, realistic, and time bound, you will get them that you will get them down as long as you
work on your daily action steps. To learn more get hold of my book, getting the Baraka, it's
available at the link below. It's also available on Amazon under the name time management and Baraka
in Islam. Get hold of the book read it. I have this explains a lot more details in the book with
many other important points on how to attain your goals.