My thought is, motivation, focus and spinning off new ideas gets you a long way. But you should make sure it doesn’t sully your reputation (by you, I mean “we” collectively). Reputation counts for a lot with regard to content, and even more so in cyberspace where there’s often not a lot else to go on.

Funnily enough, that sounds very moralistic. I don’t think it is really – it’s just pragmatic.

1. Love a challenge
2. Always have more than enough to do
3. Am alwyas thinking up new ideas

I’m most likely to set goals which are worth my attention, that I’ll feel satisfied in fulfilling and are possible all at the same time.

So, typically, I don’t set myself “easy” goals unless time doesn’t allow for anything else… And I rarely do more than my goals because I’ve tended to set them based on my time.

That doesn’t mean my goals aren’t big. Like I’m in a 3-month body training competition right now. It’s incredibly hard. I set goals based on what I thought I could achieve. If I get close to my goal, I’ll simply reset it to something higher…

I’m sure I’m not alone in that. But rarely do I feel like I’m “exceeding” my goals, because I’m always resetting them when I get close…

Maybe that’s not healthy though ;-)