Living a meaningful life can reduce a great deal of pressure caused by living a common life. But to be involved in a meaningful life some goals must occur. To be consequential, to be significant is to live life with meaning. No meaning can occur without knowing what significance means to you. To live a meaningful life is to live a noteworthy life. Noteworthiness is doing those things that are significant and worth recording. Goals are critical for meaningfulness to happen.
And as goals go, not everything that is desirable is reachable. Not everything that is worthwhile is accessible. Not every goal is notable. And furthermore, not everything that is notable is desirable.
In setting goals, learn to properly understand the truths of worthy yet notable experiences. Learn to place greater care for processing the journey put in place by the goals you set. Setting goals does not make a meaningful life. Working your goals will help to produce the increased chance for living a more meaningful life.
There is no score worth repeating if there is no goal to reach.
To score is to achieve. No achievement can occur if there is no mark that can define the score.
Some goals need to start low. Maybe you should learn to return items you use daily in life to their proper resting place…where they belong. Doing it later is only another form of procrastination. Once you adopt procrastination on the simple things, bigger goals become more difficult to manage.
Setting the goals we know we want does not necessarily bring us closer to them.
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