Thursday, 15 December 2011

Hope Is Built on Goals

According to current research in Psychology, hope is the one constant in people who make positive changes during therapy. Increased levels of hope has also been found to increase Citrix 1Y0-A06 academic and sports performance. People with higher levels of hope have an improved sense of well-being and also tolerate pain better. So then how do you build hope?
Hope is built on goals. Hope is built on a person's perception of their own ability to set and achieve goals combined with their perception of their own ability to create strategies to achieve goals. The first step to building hope is to set challenging yet achievable goals, and believe that you can actually achieve those goals. People will pursue goals that they consider valuable. Goals will motivate you if the process of achieving the goal is valuable and the outcome of achieving the goal is valuable. If you want to be motivated to achieve goals then develop goals which have value in both the process and the outcome. If you want to lose weight then figure out why losing weight is valuable and why the process of losing weight is valuable. If losing weight is only valuable because you'll look good to others then you won't be motivated to pursue weight loss. A goal has to be intrinsically valuable, that is the process and outcome of the goal have value for their own sake. The value of a goal should Citrix 1Y0-A05 not get it's value primarily from what other people with think. To be valuable goals should be something a person creates for themselves.
Once you've developed goals which are valuable then you need to develop strategies to achieve you're goals. You need multiple strategies to achieve your goals. If you only have one pathway to a goal and that pathway gets blocked then you may simply give up. For instance if you want to build a popular website about being successful. Then you need multiple pathways or goals. You can't just build it and hope people will find your website. You'll need to submit the URL to search engines, you'll need to write articles on your blog, you'll need to share your URL on social networking sites, you'll need to generate links to your website. Finally, you'll need to believe that you can consistently generate pathways to your goals. BCCPSP If one strategies fails then you learn from it and create another strategy.
The one factor which separate those who fail from those who succeed is how they deal with failure on their road to success. By creating multiple pathways to a goal and believing that you can effectively use those pathways, you will build your hope. By building your hope you will increase the quality of your life and continue living successfully.

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