What are some tips for achieving my full potential?

Dear MR.

I have written down few tips for using your full potential and do let me know if you have any confusion or further query. feel free to contact me.

Commit to achieve. Once you've confirmed that your goal is achievable and realistic, whether it be a set goal or a long-term thing, get to work. The most difficult part of beginning anything is, frankly, beginning. However, once you get past that first step, you'll be onto success! It is often said that if you do something consistently for21 days it becomes a habit! So to start with you can focus on doing this 'new thing'21 times at least.

Take small steps. You don't go from crawling to running - you have to take your baby steps first. Once you gather the energy and mindset needed to take on your task, no matter how big or daunting, slow down and take a peek at eye level. Your goal may be more or less onerous than you expected it to be as you get started, so adjust your pace and approach to whatever you're doing so that it fits you best.

Accept pain as life sustaining. Setbacks and failures will happen; they're a natural part of life. Failures are a simple way of showing you what works and what doesn't; they will help you figure out what you're capable of, and what needs work as you move toward achieving your goal(s). Life is trial and error, and as you make mistakes, you'll emerge and move on a stronger person.

Find your confidence. Everyone has it inside themselves, no matter how deeply buried. Confidence can also mean very different things depending on the person and their goal(s). If your goal is to learn to juggle five balls at a time, your confidence might be getting them up in the air in the first place. If your goal is to be an overall better person, your confidence might be to give people compliments on a regular basis.

Get support. Whether you are dealing with addiction, obsession, or any crisis, it helps to have external support. This could mean friends, family, coworkers, or buddies at the gym, depending on your goals and environment.

Develop intuition. Intuition comes from experience and instinct. Some people tend to follow their intuition, while many like to "jump the gun", or go with their gut instinct. Strike a balance between these two. In one study, two groups of people were asked to pick out a poster to take home. One group was asked to analyze their decision carefully, weighing the pros and cons, and the other group was told to listen to their gut. Two weeks later, the group that followed their gut was happier with their posters than the group that analyzed their decisions.

The first and foremost step is Identify them... Try Mind Maps... easiest is SWOT.