Nick Perry breaks down the ACTION Method, a six-step goal-setting system: Audit your life areas on a 1-10 scale, Choose one to improve, Tie it to a personal reason, Identify three monthly milestones, Outline 3-5 concrete tasks per milestone, and Nail them to your calendar. Without scheduling, the work doesn't happen.
Not to brag, but I'm pretty fucking good at accomplishing every goal I set. So steal this action framework so you can too. A is for audit. You need to rate every area you want to improve from 1 to 10 to see what needs your attention. C is choose. Choose a section and set a goal that needs completion. T is to tie it to a real reason. It needs to be strong or you're not going to want to accomplish it. I is to identify 3 milestones, 1 per month per goal. O is to outline 3 to 5 specific tasks under each milestone and then ask yourself, if I did this consistently, would I actually get the result? If no, you need to go back and adjust. And N is for nail. You want to nail every task to your calendar. If it's not scheduled, it does not exist.
