January 29, 2007 5 Comments

What Do You Want

It’s a simple question, but it’s also the heart of everything you do in a day. What is your desired result? Will the action you intend to take ACHIEVE that result? If not, why are you doing it?

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  • http://www.ldpodcast.com Whitney

    This one is hard for me at times. “What is the desired result?”- sometimes the goals are long term, sometimes short term, sometimes hard to measure. Sometimes hard to articulate. But it is the most important question to ask, and can be the most profound.

  • http://www.ldpodcast.com Whitney

    This one is hard for me at times. “What is the desired result?”- sometimes the goals are long term, sometimes short term, sometimes hard to measure. Sometimes hard to articulate. But it is the most important question to ask, and can be the most profound.

  • http://www.jonglassett.com Jon Glassett

    Easy thing to forget when you come up against a barrier.

  • http://www.jonglassett.com Jon Glassett

    Easy thing to forget when you come up against a barrier.