In the midst of dinner she asked me a very interesting question, “When your goal is very long-term, how do you decide what to do today? It’s much better to take many small steps toward a goal, and let people see them happen, than to take a giant leap that happens behind closed doors. MORE >>

What are your goals? We all know that having  goals. Without goals you have no idea if your efforts are producing the desired result, no way to know if changes are needed, no way to make the right adjustments and no way to know when to throw a party!   How you will go about achieving your goals]. are key to success. MORE >>

In this short video, I outline the main difference between Twitter and Facebook as a framework for setting goals and developing conversation. Facebook goal setting Strategy Twitter MORE >>

Tony Karrer has an interesting post on the issue of learning goals. He's noticed that there seem to be two types of goals: Directed Learning Goals – specific focus. Flow Learning Goals – nonspecific, exploratory. He sees himself as a directed learning goal guy. I'm much more of a flow learning goal person. MORE >>

Goals that shoot low. shooting low goal is something that is 100% achievable. An example of shooting low could be: “Publish one blog post each week” (this might make sense as a three-month goal). Strategy smart goalsIf in 2012 you’re out starting in a new area, like a blog, shoot low. Done as a target. MORE >>