short term, itermediate and long term goals
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The article "Why Self Employment?" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol15/self.htm talks of three goals for starting a business:\n\n1. Your Economic Goals = to increase your income and earn more money; replace income; and augment family income\n\n2. Your Retirement Goals = Corollary to your economic goals, some people start entrepreneurial ventures specifically to provide a comfortable nest egg for their retirement. They believe that they can do a better job of ensuring their future and making sure that they have money for retirement if they are in charge of their own income.  \n\n3. Your Personal Goals = For some people, money is not the sole attraction of self-employment. These people are driven by their own personal agenda that only the process of starting a business can provide. \n\nThis is what is often called "lifestyle entrepreneurship" where the lifestyle that entrepreneurship can bring is more important than any financial rewards
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Go for what you love to do!  Taking risk can be rewarding in the long term if you stick to your heart and your commitments.  However, making a major change requires wisdom and courage.  Don't be afraid of the short-term loss.  Consider the long-term gain.  You can do it.
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keep a timetable ...study for some time and then take a break..keep goals...if you achieve it ...reward yourself...keep realistic goals...
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1. About the project\n2. Present Market Scenario & Your Strategy\n3. Production Process\n4. Raw Material Requirement & Availabiltity\n5. Other Resources Required\n6. Project Costing\n7. Detailed Financials spread over a period of say 3 years\n8. Conclusion
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Hi there. Thanks for the message. It seems that your parents are not being supportive in the business school issue. I feel sorry for you. \n\nI think it is both good and important having goals in one's life, either short term goals or long term ones. Setting goals helps you to concentrate and plan things ahead. To me what matters is not whether I have goals, but whether I have SMART goals. SMART means specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time limited. So if I were you and I set goals about going to business school. I would think about questions like do I have the ability/ potential to achieve that goal, even though my parents are not supporting me? Am I financially independent? What am I going to do to move those barriers? Should I talk to my parents or find other people/ resources to help? Should I find a job first? Etc. Last but not least, set a time limit for your goals. It can motivate you.\n\nHope this helps.
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Mkae a list of the things u would like to do and then  shorten the list donw to  two things u really would like and go with that
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within reach.\nsay that you do not have a job, your goal is to obtain a job. that is within reach of your goal a measurable goal.\nsay you want to become a millionaire that is unmeasurable goal in one year beyond the realm.\nother words, things that can be accomplished within reason.
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The goal approach sounds very much like what we call target setting. We set individual targets per child or group of children and then build into our lesson plans work to enable them to achieve them.
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what do you have, and what is your goal
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A timeline is used to set up a project for the implementation of specific goal achievment, such as discovery phase, purchase phase, installation phase etc.
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focusing on certain tasks
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1. .Plan your work.\n2. Do not postpone your work\n3. Do not expect anything from anybody.\n4. Do not get dishearten if you fail. \n5. Keep trying till you achieve your goal
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First you need to seperate your goals one goal is to have money for your loved ones in case you die.  2nd goal is to have money for when you retire. \n1st goal - The best way to do that is use term life insurance.  Instead of paying for ripoff whole life/ universal. 2nd goal - Stick the extra money that you would have to pay for whole life insurance into a Roth IRA which is invested in growth mutual funds.  A good/safe company to start with low fees is Vanguard.
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A goal is something that must be constructed or developed though a  thought process. Evolution does not have the ability to think.
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Think of the goal as an outcome of a series of steps, just like manufacturing a product, say a pencil. The parts, the ferrule (metal thing that holds the eraser), eraser, graphite (writing lead) and wooden body first need to be completed before the goal, or outcome of the final product, the pencil, can be achieved. First, decide what tasks need to be completed to get all the parts together, and how you will assemble them before you begin. That way, you can then use your ingenuity throughout the "production" process to iron out the wrinkles, rather than in starting from the beginning every time the first piece doesn't fit, or when you find you did not know enough about what you wanted to produce to achieve your goal.
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Depends on what your GOAL is.
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Planning, Budgeting and Execution