Note: This is a digest version of a longer essay on goal-setting, the 3rd installment in a 4-part series. And here’s the previous installment in this series. — To set process-oriented goals, you have to ask different set of questions … Continue reading
Note: This is a digest version of a longer essay on goal-setting. If you agree with the points made here, read the original to understand all the whys and hows. Also, read the previous installment. – Instead of the common … Continue reading
This is the part 3 of a series on how to set process-oriented goals. In the last chapter, we learned what it means to be process-oriented and what the benefits are. Here, we’re going to look at how to set … Continue reading
This is the 2nd chapter on a series on goal-setting. Here, we examine the 5 roles process-oriented goals play, and how much more reliable and empowering they are compared to result-oriented goals. Read the previous chapter In a hurry? Read … Continue reading
Note: This is a digest version of a longer essay on goal-setting. If you agree with the points made here, read the original to understand all the whys and hows. – The common approach to setting and pursuing goals has … Continue reading
We all know that we ought to “do what we love to do.” Yet, a common misunderstanding prevents us from actually implementing. This essay takes away the fluff and uncovers the essence, the real truth about what it is that … Continue reading
Note: This is a digest version of the original entry on Path over Destination. – If you choose careers and vocations, or even projects based on the benefits and destinations, you’re sure to have an unenjoyable life. Because life is … Continue reading
One of the games I play with my 4-year-old is a memory game. You know, the one where you lay a bunch of cards facing down, and take turns turning two at a time, trying to find a match. Every … Continue reading
In this little visualization exercise, you’ll explore an idealistic hypothetical situation, which will free your mind from the grinds of daily life and the reality of having to earn a living, to explore what you really want to spend your … Continue reading
My wife found this book on the new book shelf of our local library. As she does with all other books, she read it very fast, handed it to me and said “you should read it.” You know, my wife … Continue reading
