To better understand life goals and stop wasting time. start setting goals and working on the goals. stop procrastination and fight the monkey in the mind and start working on your life goals. set your goals high so if you fail you will be somewhere near your goal and never give up.

1. MY GOAL
BY – SAFVAN I MANSURI
ROLL NO. – 20BEC508

2. What is a GOAL -
 A goal is a vision of the future or a desired
outcome that someone or a group of people
envisions, plans, and commits to
achieving. People use deadlines to help them
achieve their goals in a specific amount of time.
 A goal is akin to a purpose or aim, the expected
outcome that motivates reaction, or an end,
which is an object, whether physical or abstract,
that has inherent value.

3. Some well-known quotations by Les Brown and Jack
Ma, both of whom have attained success in their
lives.
"Shoot for the moon.
Even if you miss, you’ll
land among the stars." –
Les Brown
 Always set your goals the highest
and even if you fail you will be
somewhere near your goal.
“Never give up. Today is
hard, tomorrow will be worse,
but the day after tomorrow
will be sunshine.” – Jack Ma
 Set your goals and never give up,
keep trying until you reach your
goals.

4. Start setting your GOALS -
 It gives you long-term vision and short-term
motivation.
 It focuses your acquisition of knowledge, and helps
you to organize your time and your resources so that
you can make the very most of your life.
 It allows to measure your progress because you
always have a fixed endpoint or benchmark to
compare with.
 Goals help you achieve your highest.

5. A goal without a plan is just a wish
Short Term Goal -
 A short-term objective is
something you wish to accomplish
as soon as possible.
 Short-term goals can assist you in
making significant improvements.
 A short-term objective is
something you desire to accomplish
soon. Today, this week, this month,
or even this year can be considered
the near future.
Long Term Goal -
 A long-term objective is one that
you would like to achieve in the
future.
 They are frequently goals that are
linked to business or personal
success.
 Long-term objectives, unlike life
goals, are not life-long endeavours.

6. What is a SMART Goal -

7. Inside the Mind of the Master
Procrastinator by TIM URBAN
 Inside the Mind of the Master Procrastinator (One of the Best TED
Talks I've Ever Seen). According to Tim Urban's intriguing TED
talk, habitual procrastinators must constantly defend themselves
against the Instant Gratification Monkey.
 Tim Urban, founder of the blog Wait But Why, is no stranger to
procrastination. Like many of us, he has never been able to shake this
destructive habit, and there's a pretty big reason why--he has become
a master at it.
 In a recent TED talk, Urban describes the process of writing his 90-
page senior thesis in college, an experience that would normally
require months of planning. But then, "the funniest thing happened,"
Urban explains. Although Urban had a year to complete the paper, he
found himself working down to the wire. After months of not writing a
single word, Urban woke up one day with three days until the
deadline, so he did the only thing he could:

8.  HE SAID : “I wrote 90 pages over 72 hours, pulling not one but two
all-nighters--humans are not supposed to pull two all-nighters--
sprinted across campus, dove in slow motion, and got it in just at the
deadline.”
 The thesis was very, very bad. And, today, Urban is a professional
writer ... who still procrastinates. (A confession: I do too.)
 To better understand his own behavior, Urban went straight to an MRI
lab to study the brains of a procrastinator and a proven non-
procrastinator.
 The difference? "Both brains have a Rational Decision-Maker in them,"
Urban explains, "but the procrastinator's brain also has an Instant
Gratification Monkey," something that, Urban says, compels a
procrastinator to interrupt productivity to go on YouTube binges or
procrastinate in other ways.
 And, it turns out, many of us are at the mercy of this Monkey, which
only cares about doing activities that are easy and fun, at the expense
of success.

9.  Urban then discusses the one thing that wakes us up to do work when
a deadline gets too close--the Panic Monster--but he ultimately
underlines the idea that staying aware of the Instant Gratification
Monkey is a job for all of us, whether we self-identify as a serious
procrastinator or not.
 "We need to think about what we're really procrastinating on, because
everyone is procrastinating on something in life," Urban warns. Long-
term procrastination--much less visible and much less talked about
than the funnier, short-term, deadline-based kind, he says--is suffered
quietly and privately, resulting in a huge amount of long-term
unhappiness.
 Consider thinking harder on the goals and dreams you're really
procrastinating on, before you run out of time. Are you going to make
major moves to accomplish something big today, or will you save that
for tomorrow?
 My personal suggestion? Don't wait.

10. CONCLUSION
 A dream becomes a goal when action is taken towards achieving it.
AND
 You are never too old to set another goal or dream a new dream.

11. THANK YOU