Steve Jobs Believed 1 Career Choice Separates the Doers from the Dreamers (and Leads to Success) | Inc.com

Build confidence with achievable goals

Now you need a system to keep you accountable. All-or-nothing goals can feel impossible to accomplish and are a surefire way to sap your confidence. Instead, set incremental goals to build momentum through your career. This is much more practical and achievable than relying on one major goal to define whether your career is a success or failure.

Once you’ve identified your big, audacious goal, break it into smaller, more quantifiable goals to make it easier to manage it. Every small goal achieved will contribute to a more sustainable sense of progress. When you’re ready to set a new goal, ask yourself:

• When do I want to achieve this goal?
• How long will it take?
• What resources and skills do I have?
• What resources and skills do I need?

Source: Steve Jobs Believed 1 Career Choice Separates the Doers from the Dreamers (and Leads to Success) | Inc.com