KNOW WHEN TO STOP

The following are the limitations of setting and achieving your goals in life:

You should have one goal at time only.

Having two goals at the same time, will confuse you and upon concentrating on one will make it difficult for you to achieve the other one.

Dealing with the risks and goals, researchers have found out that people who are given more difficult goals increase their risk strategies to develop their performances.

Another limitation is called as the tunnel vision.

This is when individuals focus much on some aspects of their goals, leaving behind the other aspects and even their careers.

The act of setting and achieving your goals is also limited when it comes to the individual’s subliminal actions.

It does not account to such dealings.

Achieving your goals focuses only in cognition, regardless of the subconscious.

Thus, making it not accountable for actions inspired by the subconscious ones.

This limitation lets a person do something without him being aware of what really motivated him to do so.

Achieving and setting your goal concentrates only on how you are going to get in touch with the goal itself, regardless of the why is this such so.