Identify your dream.
from Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg, Nell Scovell
Everyone wants to be successful, but not everyone knows how to achieve that. If you want to achieve your goals, you must know what they are. Then, and only then, you can begin working toward them.
How to Apply This
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Identify what your long-term dream is.
Keep in mind that as you grow older and experience more things, your goals will evolve accordingly, so it’s perfectly fine to start off with a vague goal. Perhaps you want to work in a specific field, travel the world, attain professional autonomy, create something lasting, or even win a coveted prize. Your initial goal just needs to be a guidepost to move toward. -
As you learn more about yourself and what you truly want, narrow down your goal and make it more specific.
You will find that as time goes on, this becomes easier and easier to do.
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