Making It Known – Advertise Your Goals to Others

It can be difficult to share your goals with people because it may lead to criticism and doubt from the people you care about. But, it can also lead to the critical support from those that want you to succeed. A goal isn’t really a goal until someone else knows about it. Here are several resources to help you publicize your goals.

1) HassleME

This website makes it easy to arrange reminders that get sent to your email on a schedule that you define. This can be great for routine goals such as exercising or writing in a journal.

2) eLifeList

This site gives you the ability to list all your goals online, share them with others on the website or invite your friends to share in your progress. It may seem odd to have other web-surfers pushing you to achieve your goals but this site usually attracts very positive people that are ready to help.

3) Aimbitious

Choose from pre-set goals or create your own and interact with others trying to achieve similar goals. This can be a lot of fun to see what others are going to achieve and perhaps collaborate.

Goal-setting is the fun part but executing your goals is tough. By inviting the support of others, you will greatly improve your chances of achievement.

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Build Your Self-Confidence – Having a Can-Do Attitude

Chances are you’ve met someone that seems to be confident in everything they do. They remain calm in stressful situations, and they tackle challenges that others dare not attempt. Self-confidence comes from within, and it doesn’t happen overnight, in fact, it takes repeated efforts to build yourself up as a confident person. Here are some ways to gain self-confidence:

1) Be Willing to Try New Things

Change is never easy, but it’s the only way to expand yourself outside your comfort-zone. The more you push yourself to try to new things, the more you will be confident in your ability to adapt. This can be as subtle as trying something new while at a restaurant or buying new clothes. For a story of extreme change, check out this video (click here):

2) Accept Yourself for Who You Are

If you look in the mirror and immediately start listing all the things you don’t like about yourself, think about how that’s affecting your self-confidence. Instead, choose to accept you for you, perhaps begin by focusing on the attributes that you do like.

There are many resources for building self-confidence from physical to mental. If you are not feeling confident, it will make your life feel more difficult than it needs to be. Spend the time to ensure you are your biggest fan!

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