Setting challenging goals benefits Setting big challenging goals would give something to always live for in tough and in good times. Ted Turner wasn’t wrong when he asserted, “You should set goals beyond your reach so you always have something to live for.” Let’s look at it this way. When you set not too challenging goals, it’s natural not take tasks for achieving them seriously. You’d tend to surrender to mediocrity and procrastination. Why would you likely adopt this approach? Because you’d believe that you just need to put in little effort, do things the usual way and when you feel like to get what you want. This approach, apart from making to procrastinate, could also create problems of attention lapse and diminishing performance. On the other hand, studies found that setting clear and challenging goals can minimize attention lapses and improve performance during task. When you want to get the big things done and achieve big dreams, high performance is a must. Ano...
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