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is it necessary to have a goal for becoming successful.
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| Creator: | anonymous |
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| Created: | over 2 years ago |
| Activity: | about 1 month ago |
| Users: | 2 |
| Ideas: | 13 |
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yes
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um, yeah
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yes
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why you have to be successfull, to be happy in life...to live happily you dont need goals
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There are a lot of definition problems here. A good idea would be to DEFINE success, failure and goals. But each of those definitions have different meanings to everyone. There are of course social standards that you could compare yourselfe to (eg. 'the averige JOE').
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If you have no goal how can you fail?
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how do measure success without a goal
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"Becoming successful" is in itself a goal.
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It is necessary to have a definition, but you can define it without a goal. If your definition of success was "rich`, but it wasn't your goal to become rich, you could still win the lottery and therefore by your definition be "successful."
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In an open society self motivation with goals focuses success, necessity is the mother of invention in other dire cases. I guess it depends on your convictions and the basis of those convictions. It is like looking at the forest from the trees.
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No, but I bet 80/20 is true. 80% of those with a written goal would "be sucessful".
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"I reject the notion that you have to be goal oriented. I'm journey-oriented. How will I know when I get there? I am there"
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you can't define success with out a goal....with no goal how do you know you have reached success?