The 2010 Census tagline is the inspiration for time management questions and 10 questions for setting goals:
- In each life area, what will fill your life with value?
- Which area of your life has the lowest levels of value?
- What goal will be most effective in increasing the level of this value?
- How can this goal be stated in SMART terms?
- What is the most important action to take to reach this goal?
- What are your talents?
- What is your purpose….how will you add value to life with your talents?
- Are your goals in line with your purpose?
- Do your words and actions support your goals and purpose?
- What action will you take today?
More questions to ask to think BIG at the Not So Big Life. Learn more at Asking the Right Questions.
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