How do you react when you fail to reach your goal? Do you berate yourself; accuse yourself of being unworthy and foolish? Or do you step back, re-evaluate, and move on with a lesson learned under your belt?
It's a painful reality that most people will never reach their goal. Some won抰 even take the time to sit down and write out what they want. Many will. But where almost all of these people will fail is when something out-of-the-blue happens to them and they lose belief in themselves and their ability to achieve what they set out to do.
A very small percentage of people achieve their grandest ambitions. What separates them from the rest is that when times are rough, things look to be at their worst; they find a way to weather the storm and get through it.
If you decide to push past your goal setting failures you will?
Grow an Unstoppable Belief in Yourself. Those nagging doubts that you have about your abilities will slowly wither away with each hurdle you sprint over. You're notice after a while of doing this that roadblocks and setbacks barely even cause a ripple in your determination.
You will Benefit Immensely of Knowing What Not to do Next Time. Trial-and-error is a painful way to achieve something great, but it's the path most traveled. There is no exact path to success that all of us can follow; there are merely common sign-posts in the road that most of us pass. There is no cookie-cutter formula for success, simply our own path that we each must take. If there were a painless way to achieve success, it wouldn't be nearly as sweet, and success itself would be much more common. Accept that your journey will not be easy and you will be less likely to abandon your plans the moment adversity hits.
Your Determination will Give Others the Correct Impression that you Embody Perseverance and Commitment. People gravitate towards success, and when you demonstrate that you are not willing to allow minor failures derail your entire battle plan, you begin to attract like-minded people.