Reseña del libro "Three Your Life (en Inglés)"
Traditional beliefs about meeting goals are fundamentally flawed. Goal setting tactics assume goals are measurable, achieved, and final-all attributes that describe objectives, not goals. Unlike objectives, which are by their very nature self-contained, goals are immeasurable. A goal is realized, not achieved, and must be maintained to remain successful. What good is the goal of losing weight if you don't keep the weight off? Losing twenty pounds is an objective. Keeping that twenty pounds from returning is a goal, which must be maintained to remain a success. In Three Your Life, entrepreneur and accidental expatriate David R. Sanders applies this important distinction between goals and objectives. Beginning with attitude, outlook, and perception, Sanders builds a solid foundation on which to effect major life changes. Learn to differentiate between needs, wants, and desires-and discover how focusing on desires causes everything else to fall into place. To realize desires, Sanders reevaluates conventional thinking on prioritizing tasks, using a three-part daily structure that ensures you're working toward a productive and fulfilling life. A fresh new approach to goal setting, Three Your Life offers the opportunity to realize your goals, achieve your objectives, and understand the difference between the two.
