The beginning of the year is when many people set new goals by refelecting on the past year’s achievements and failures. If you’re a fan of personal development at all, setting goals is not groundbreaking. If you aren’t big on personal development, at least give these setting resources a try because I believe it’s much easier to accomplish tasks - big or small - when a plan is in place. We at Particletree wish you all a happy New Year and the best of luck in 2006.

  • The Power of Momentum - This free 18 page PDF by Tony Robbins walks you through the goal setting process. Give it a look.

  • Steve Pavlina - Steve Pavlina is a man on a personal development mission. Steve has tested out polyphasic sleep, gone vegan, and is trying to manifest a million dollars all in the name of personal development. There are also some excellent articles on life balance, health, goal setting. StevePavlina.com continues to be one of my favorite blogs.

  • To Done - To Done is another personal development blog on productivity, work/life balance, and getting things done.

  • Getting Things Done - Regarded by many to be the bible of productivity, Getting Things Done by David Allen is an excellent resource to get you started with personal development.

  • Maximum Achievement - This book is on the list because it is one of the first resources I read on personal development and productivity. Maximum Achievement changed the way I look at life and goals and I keep it around to this day.

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Chris Campbell

New Year, New Goals by Chris Campbell

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· 6 Comments! ·

  1. David Backham · 4 years ago

    Very informative site. Thanks.

  2. garry · 4 years ago

    Not much on my mind worth mentioning, but I don’t care. I can’t be bothered with anything. Today was a complete loss. Maybe tomorrow.

  3. Garry · 4 years ago

    Pretty much not much going on right now. My mind is like a complete blank. Nothing seems worth thinking about, not that it matters. Oh well.

  4. Garry · 4 years ago

    Pretty much not much going on right now. My mind is like a complete blank. Nothing seems worth thinking about, not that it matters. Oh well.

  5. Kayla Quinton · 4 years ago

    Life takes many turns and some times you can’t always complete any goals but if i can do it and make it through life at 16 as a foster child not being able to see any of my family than many others should be able to. I have really no reason to get any of my goals done because it wouldn’t be worth it but i’m trying and thats what counts righ ? as long as you try.. goals will always be there if you allow them to.

  6. Answer to gary · 4 years ago

    If nothing matters than whats the point of living life? I mean if nothing truely matters than whats the point