It is about time to talk about Swimology! Once, there was a professor traveling on a ship. He had loads of degrees, but not much experience with the real world. Alongside him was an old sailor, who couldn't read, but loved hearing the professor's talks every evening....
Procrastination, the arch-nemesis of productivity. We all know the feeling of putting off a task until the last minute, we tell ourselves we'll do it later, but later never comes, and we end up feeling guilty, stressed, and overwhelmed when we finally do do the...
When was the last time, when you left your workplace feeling confident you achieved everything you wanted? When was the last time feeling confident, that you really moved the needle? If the mere contemplation of these questions elicits a pang of sadness, frustration,...
As my first post on the blog, I’d like to delve into the work of Dr. Edwin Locke and Dr. Gary Latham, whose research laid the foundation for modern goal-setting theory. In the realm of human achievement, the duo's collaboration in the 1960s reshaped our understanding...
Let’s face it – setting personal goals is not an easy thing to do, especially at the beginning. Yet, it increases the chances of carrying out a dream enormously if done well; and can bring a tremendous amount of headache and self-hatred if done poorly. In the...
Goalcrushers assumes you have at least one Vision statement towards which you are trying to steer your life- but, what if you do not have one? Creating one is a long, painful, but also very rewarding process, which in itself requires a lot of dedication and work -...
Greetings, fellow goal enthusiasts! Let's continue with the Getting started series of the Goalcrushers Club and, more specifically, the transformative swimbuddy function.The Swimbuddy function:Think of a swimbuddy not merely as a feature but as your personal learning...
Chances are, the scariest part of using Goal Crushers - next to interacting with the interface - is operating with the goal hierarchy. We are so focused on the day-to-day activities and our TODO list, that in the end we tend to forget the questions "WHY AM I DOING...
Coming up with dreams and goals is easy. Making some progress right after that to achieve them is somewhat easy. Consistently pushing for them is hard. And then working on them even when one does not want to is really hard. We are making it easier at Goalcrushers Club...