I just finished Brian Tracey’s book on goals. It’s short, but summarizes an approach to setting and maintaining goals. His ideas make sense, and I’m going to follow them throughout this summer (Summer 2020). Let’s see what kind of results I get.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Zig Ziglar has a goals book that’s also good. I read it many years ago and don’t think I still have a copy. They all tend to say the same things in different words. Over the years I have been able to accomplish quite a few goals. I definitely think that it has a lot to do with my study of these authors. Tony Robbins has also been good for me over the years.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Next week I’m going to re-read Think and Grow Rich<\/em> for the thousandth time. This is the grandaddy of these types of books. I have a list of goals I want to accomplish this summer, and I am pulling out all the stops. Think and Grow Rich<\/em> has helped me in the past, and I see it as a huge benefit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I just finished Brian Tracey’s book on goals. It’s short, but summarizes an approach to setting and maintaining goals. His ideas make sense, and I’m going to follow them throughout this summer (Summer 2020). Let’s see what kind of results I get. Zig Ziglar has a goals book that’s also good. I read it many … <\/p>\n