targets for 2012 - Page 2 - Pick-up Artist Forum

Lovefish · 23-12-2011, 01:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joker

Here's a thought...make your targets MEASURABLE.

Not get 'in shape' but say 'gain 15lbs of lean muscle'?
Not some vague general 'continue to develop my game' but for example something specific like 'approach atleast 5 women everyday no matter what I'm doing that day'.

~Etc. If you give yourself specific targets you are more likely to be able to keep track of if you are doing them...

Ok Joker i get your point how about this then

1.To be out a minimum of 2 nights a week!! and whilst out open a minimum of 10 women,providing theres enuff out and about in my town to do that.I aim to try and lay a minimum of 2 a month,obv i cant garantee this but thats the target 24 lays next year more than double what ive done in my life so far!!

2. I dno about amounts of lean muscle etc lets say to be happy enough with my body that i can actually take my shirt of in public and not feel self concious about it (for the first time in my life) by the end of the year.

3.Obv this depends on money,savings and if i lose my job.Say be moved to Nottingham or another large city before the end of 2012.

4.Do one thing a week that i wouldnt normally do or scares me to do.Once a month go somewhere cool/do something that gets me around a lot of new people.

Phil · 23-12-2011, 08:36 AM

ive stopped approaching women, i feel my self of such high value now, i cant be assed with them... they all turn out a disappointment.

gonna get myself a bird, earn at least 100k, get myself up there as one of the companies top sales reps & train someone to do so as well

learn to be better with money!

kowalski · 23-12-2011, 08:51 AM

On targets being measurable:

Behind my publicly posted targets are a series of formalised meetings, online whiteboard collaboration sessions, minutes documented, actions, owners and timescales agreed, etc.

I'm treating these projects exactly as I would any project I managed at work. I've not applied those principles to planning and coordinating personal projects before. Wish I had though, they have been fundamental in enabling me to advance complex ideas that otherwise would have remained as idle pub banter for foreseeable future years.

Peace,

kowalski

lucidfer · 23-12-2011, 12:09 PM

three things:

3. become a more well-rounded individual
2. continue to focus in on my own personal philosophies
1. move beyond being an abundant technique-driven animator (disney style) into an in-demand cartoonist (looney tunes style, which is a lost art)

dan300 · 10-01-2012, 09:48 PM

1. Quit smoking.

2. Kick start my drug & alcohol support & counselling career.

3. See my son more.

4. Meet loads of new & interesting professional people as my career progresses...hot babes top of the list.

5. Pass my driving test.

6. Become a more interesting & professional person myself.

7. Make ALL of the above happen.

And possibly relocate to a new town or city.

I have already quit smoking, & i have spoken again to a few agencys offering to work for them cos i need to clock up volunteering hours in order to get the ball rolling in drug support, i have a p.a helping me with this too, one of the agencys are specifically drug & alcohol support & suicide prevention so it will be perfect if i get to work for them.

The rest will happen naturally if i get my big break