52 Secrets for Goal-Setting and Goal-Getting

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Goals strategist Debra Eckerling is author of the award-winning Your Goal Guide: A Roadmap for Setting, Planning and Achieving Your Goals (Independent Publisher Book Awards, Silver Medalist, Self Help 2021) and creator of The D*E*B Method, which is her system for goal-setting simplified. DEB stands for Determine Your Mission, Explore Your Options, Brainstorm Your Path. You can’t get what you want unless you know what you want. Once you create a foundation for your personal and professional goals, you need all resources at your disposal to level up.

A born connector, motivator, and facilitator, Debra has a knack for bringing parts of aproject, people, and communities together. Her expertise has illuminated the path for countless individuals globally, assisting them in areas ranging from penning books and launching blogs to strategizing business projects and figuring out work-life balance. She has also served as a consultant and workshop facilitator for businesses and teams, offering personal and professional planning, event strategy, and team-building. 

Since 2020, Debra has hosted the weekly GoalChatLive show on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, where she brings in three experts to dive into a professional or personal topic. It is also released as the GoalChat podcast on the Marketing Podcast Network. Debra and her panel of thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives share their own experiences, successes, and challenges, while offering valuable insights and actionable advice. Debra’s engaging interview style builds rapport, while bringing out the best in her guests. She has broadcast more than 15 episodes with hundreds of guests, most of whom stay connected after meeting through the show.  

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Everyone wants to work less, earn more, and achieve a perfect work-life balance, but what if the secret to success isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution? 52 Secrets for Goal-Setting and Goal-Getting offers you the tools to create your own path to success by learning from the experiences of others.

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Contents

Foreword by Brian Tracy

Introduction 
 Part 1 


• #1: Patrick J. Adams: Figuring Out What You Don’t Want Is as Important as Knowing What Lights You Up

• #2: Magie Cook: Visualization Is Magic

• #3: Jeff Bajorek: Have Purpose Behind Your Plans

• #4: Heather Eck: Harness the Power of Color

• #5: Jeff Goldberg: Commitment Drives Everything

• #6: Christine Toy Johnson: Endurance and Perseverance

• #7: Wendy Diamond: Follow the 5 Ps

• #8: Jess Dewell: Preserve Time to Nurture Your Business


• Bonus: Alex Amouyel: Use Your Superpowers to Create a Life Full of Impact

Part 2


• #9: Elaine Hall: Seek Harmony, Not Balance

• #10: Chris Levinson: Stand Up! It’s Harder Than It Sounds

• #11: Michael Lennox: Listen to your Body. Your Body Knows Everything.

• #12: Mari Smith: Energy Management

• #13: Angela Miller Barton: Be Honest with Yourself

• #14: Jennifer Watson: Think Positively and Believe in Yourself

• #15: Amy Ferris: Remove the Road Blocks


• Bonus: Jeff Pulver: Worrying is a Waste of Time

Part 3


• #16: Arthur Smith: It Always Pays to Reach

• #17: Liz Lachman: Go with Your Gut

• #18: Jamie Pachino: Be Prepared and Be Kind

• #19: Dr. Jamie Moriguchi: Treat People Like Family

• #20: Chef Rossi: Be Able to Look at Yourself in the Mirror

• #21: Tracie Thoms: Know Your Stuff

• #22: Chef Katie Chin: Never Dream Harder than You Work

• #23: Kevin Daniels: Be Ready!


• Bonus: Greg Grunberg: Just Go


Part 4


• #24: Brynne Tillman: Leverage Your Network’s Network

• #25: Liz Heiman: Attend Networking Events with a Plan

• #26: Larry Levine: Commit to Conversations

• #27: Dave Sanderson: Find the Whos for your Hows

• #28: Dave Bricker: Begging Never Helped a Relationship

• #29: Michael Roderick: Use “Windows,” Not “Doorway,” Thinking

• #30: Bobbie Carlton: Visibility = Opportunity


• Bonus: Jessie-Sierra Ross: Create Your Own Community


Part 5


• #31: Dayna Steele: Be Able to Say What You Do in Three Words

• #32: Viveka von Rosen: Preach What You Practice

• #33: M.J. Fievre: Be Unapologetically Yourself in All Aspects of Your Business

• #34: Howard Brown: Shining Brightly

• #35: Stacia Crawford: Think Big in Your Media Outreach

• #36: Kat Neff: Under-Promise and Over-Deliver in Any Media Situation

• #37: Mark Herschberg: Remember Hanlon’s Razor

• #38: Jeffrey Eisner: Add Your Personality and Spin


• Bonus: Richard Walter: Effective Communication Is About Feeling, Not Thinking


Part 6


• #39: Christopher McKenney: Paper for Productivity

• #40: Cynthia Kortman Westphal: Wear One Hat at a Time

• #41: Holly Homer: Baby Steps Every Single Day

• #42: Paula Rizzo: Lists, Batching and Boundaries

• #43: Eitan Bernath: Give Yourself a (Lunch) Break

• #44: Jason Falls: Schedule Time to Work

• #45: Peter Shankman: Calculate the Consequences


• Bonus: Kate Wolin: Catalog Your Ideas


Part 7


• #46: Chef Susan Feniger: Let Your Team Know They Matter

• #47: Ed Brill: Managing Down is as Important as Managing Up

• #48: Brenda Knight: Mentor Your Replacement

• #49: Keith Spiro: Seek Alignment

• #50: Barbara Lazaroff: Understand the Business Side of your Creative Process

• #51: Lisa M. Gilford: The Buddy System

• #52: Dylan Kenin: Successful Projects are a Combination of Hard Work, Creativity, and a Positive Attitude

• Bonus: Troy Sandidge: Sustainability First, Scalability Second


 Conclusion
  
Afterword
  
Appendix A
  
Appendix B
  
P.S.
  
Acknowledgements
  
About the Author