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Is the goal-setting process the difference between those who achieve success and those who don’t? Do my goals have to be SMART?

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In this article, we consider the goal-setting process and support for the concept of SMART goals.

Part 1 of this article considered the myth of the Yale study on goal setting and we discussed what a goal is and if it is necessary to have one.

Perhaps it’s not really about knowing your goal but about the goal-setting process. After all, few people who find themselves staring at a computer screen all day answering emails to earn a buck are likely to have decided this as their career goal.

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Facing something new has its individual and unique difficulties. There is the wondering. There can be a degree of apprehension. None of us enjoy being confronted with the unknown - even when we know with assurance that the living Christ is with us.

Within around three months of being delivered from Egypt and the chasing charioteers, they are having to face the armies of the Amalekites.

Here is Israel - two and a half million people - facing conflict and warfare. We have the detailed record of this amazing scenario in Exodus Chapter 17.

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