#hasil2020 does it work?

In response to @heartbeat1515, I'd take this opportunity to elaborate further on #hasil2020, as it has grew me what I am today, it works before, it will definitely work now and for the future.

The challenge is simple, make up your target, split them into twelve months, and review progress every month. After first month, we should have an idea which goals are set too far, which is achievable, but short of a little push, so we can find a way or ask for support.

On top of that, I am actually supporting 1 steem for one report a month for one user. That's like 12steem going out as long they commit to do it. On top of that, it's another reason for someone to create easy content once a month. A big portion of the content are pretty much the same from previous report. Note that I did not ask anyone to use that report to replace their daily post. They can choose to make the #hasil2020 post on their 3rd post of the day, I will still drop by, make an upvote and send a steem to cheer participant up. Now I finally understand why last year I'm the only one made the most report and has the most growth among other participants 😂 and along the way, I changed my target from 2400sp to 3600 and finally to 5000 before end of the year. It will be unrealistic for me to set a target of 10000 by this year end, but I did. And guess what, I'm already 6700. My target date is 29th November, will I worry if I can get there? Of course I am worried. Which is why I'm hosting so many events at once, despite lack of participation, I'm going all out to make sure I post enough, turn enough heads, be it big or small reward, I need to make sure I have enough audience and engagement, so I will be ready to receive when the blessing comes.

You see, it's not entirely about #steem, but it's our life. I'm not a motivation speaker or anywhere remotely close to one of them, I'm merely a THE family guy who cares so much on his own stuff, but I would also like to see my friends having good times. It's about having set a goal for our life, especially at the end of the year, we need to plan for next year. I am hesitate to use the old quotes which being quoted donkey times everywhere around the web.

Failed to plan is planned to fail.

See, I rephrase it again, never failed to fail. Because every year towards that important date, going to count down, everyone will be making the best vision for the next year, the greatest plan, be it turning themselves into an astronaut or turning themselves into a 747 pilot, people like to dream and wanted their goal to be achieved in 1 year.

Little do they stand back and put a yard stick on what do they achieve on a monthly basis, nor do they review how far have they gone since the beginning of the quest of chasing their dream. I have a very bad situation at my work, if I weren't setting targets for myself, I'd be kicking myself off from the job already.

So, once again, when we have a goal, we need to do some reality check. How far are we from the goal. What is the world record. If I wanted to become the next record holder, what action should I take and whether it's possible. Here comes another quote:

Don't let small minds convince you that your dreams are too big

And that's exactly what drove you downhill when you realized you couldn't possibly get there. No boy would get pregnant because guys don't have a womb! See?! If you set this kind of ridiculous goal, dude you're going to be so down for the years. I rather you have no goal for the whole year, you'll probably do better than getting laughed at and feel miserable.

So, once again, if you have not join #hasil2020, feel free to write down a big goal for the year, how are you planned to achieve it, break it down into monthly basis or put down a check point of progress so you don't get lost. I am giving away free #steem to participants, especially useful to those who have a steem goal.

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