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Following a proven goal-setting system can help you specify your objectives, measure your progress, and stay focused. But what do you do when you encounter roadblocks along the way? Today, I'm going to tell you exactly what I do to push through, jump over, toss aside, or take a detour away from five of my personal roadblocks in order to stay on track.

Roadblock #1: Perfectionism

Striving to be perfect was always my biggest challenge. My business associates and partners loved giving me projects because I would pull out all the stops and become completely devoted to getting it done… and done right.

It didn't matter to me how much time or energy I had to spend – my pride demanded perfection.

What I finally learned was:

• My perception of perfection was usually more than what was expected.

• The last 10 percent of a project – the time it takes to get things 'perfect' – takes just as long to complete as the first 90 percent.

• Project goals change all the time. So it's better to come within 90 percent of my idea of perfection and save a little time for the inevitable changes.

For example, I used to design Group Health Plan documents for self-insured accounts. I would toil for hours on end, double-check with the client on her vision, and present the 'perfect' document… only to hear something like this: 'Great job, Bob! But there's a different direction we want to go in regarding certain areas of the benefit design.'

It didn't matter that I had listened and incorporated exactly what the client said she wanted. It didn't matter that I had researched a mountain of data to figure out how I could achieve her initial vision. The project wasn't complete, and more work needed to be done.

Bottom line: Stay in motion. Aim for good, push through the modifications that arise, and then… aim for better and repeat the process until the desired results are achieved.

Roadblock #2:Failure toCompromise

This is a roadblock to my success that still creeps up on me, though it doesn't happen as often as it used to.

I was a real know-it-all. A jerk. I had little patience for anyone who didn't want to do everything my way. But this attitude only served to alienate others. And often those were people who could have helped me on important projects.

Now when I'm working with someone who wants to do a project in a way that's different from the way I would do it, I ask myself:

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• Will this is in some fashion move my goal forward?

• Can I honor this request?

If I can answer YES… then I've taken an appropriate detour around this roadblock. That detour – known as compromise – really comes in handy.And it doesn't work only at the office. It works really well at home. (Just ask my wife, Karin.)

Roadblock #3: Lack of Listening Skills

I can become easily distracted if the person I'm listening to is taking a long time to make a point. But when I remind myself to use active listening skills, I am able to toss aside this roadblock.

Through the years, I have developed the following tips to help me do that:

• Your ears are for hearing… your mind is for listening.

• Listen for ideas and central themes (even take notes).

• Don't interrupt. Wait your turn to speak.

• Circle any points in your notes that you want to emphasize when it's your turn.

• Judge content… not delivery.

Roadblock #4: Reluctance to Ask Others for Help and Ideas

I used to think it was a sign of weakness to ask for help on a project. I was wrong. It only slowed me down in achieving my goals… and created an unnecessary roadblock.

It's better to have a 'suggestion box' mindset. In other words, to be willing to ask for and receive help, including alternate ideas and solutions, from all those involved. I often ask for input even from people who are not involved.

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You will be surprised at how many good ideas other people have.

And don't forget to thank them. By developing this success habit, you will have lots of extra resources to draw on whenever you're stuck on a problem.

Roadblock #5: Not Understanding the Team Concept

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Here is where my know-it-all attitude would set up another roadblock for me. You see, whenever I was involved in a project… I always wanted to be the team leader.

I finally recognized that there are people who are better than I am (go figure!) to lead particular types of projects. It was a tough truth to swallow. But once I accepted it, it made a big difference.

Case in point: The safety meetings I attend for one of my insurance clients. In the old days, I would insist on being the presenter. After all, safety was my business, and I was an expert in claim-related safety issues. But the new Bob lets another guy, Kenny, chair these meetings.

Kenny is clearly more qualified than I to do this – and he does an amazing job. He has over 20 years in that particular industry, which gives him an edge (over me) in knowing how to talk to the managers and relate to the manager mindset.

I urge you to jump over this roadblock by letting someone else lead when the opportunity presents itself. Let another team member head the project, let your spouse call the shots for your next dinner party, or let your joint venture partner negotiate an important contract. When you do, you'll realize how much you can learn by taking on the role of his or her assistant.

In addition to the above, you may have roadblocks of your own that you encounter on a regular basis. Here's a simple three-step process to help you navigate through them and keep yourself on the path to success.

1. List three of your personal roadblocks to success. BE HONEST. It's difficult to admit your 'shortcomings' or 'issues,' but that's the only way this technique will help you.

2. Write two or three paragraphs about why these roadblocks are a problem for you and how they are inhibiting your success.

3. List at least three ways to push through, jump over, toss aside, or take a detour away from these roadblocks that keep holding you back from achieving your goals.

Bob Cox

The Billionaire In You is a system of principles developed from Bob's unique experience being involved with four Billionaires over the past 30 years. As co-founder of the world's first Home Shopping Channel to working with the largest privately owned hotel chain in the Southeast Bob has answered the question: How can it be that a group of people in the same city, with the same education, opportunity, upbringing and starting bank balance make riches beyond their dreams - and others do not? Answer: They used a system, which set them apart from the crowd! Bob is an author of Flip the Success Switch, motivational speaker and independent Business Consultant who enjoys bowling, golfing and flying. He has a private pilot's license and owns his own Diamond DA-20 airplane. Bob holds 2 world airspeed records with the National Aeronautic Assoc. (NAA) and Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI).

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Control your web browsing experience with Roadblock, a powerful content blocker for Safari. Roadblock blocks annoying and unwanted web content, protects your privacy and security, improves webpage load time, and reduces browsing data usage.
Roadblock is available for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Profiles and settings sync seamlessly across all devices.
Content Blocking
• Comprehensive and optimized built-in rules to block different types of ads, pop-ups, tracking, social buttons and widgets, images, videos, scripts, and more
Custom Rules
• Create and manage your own rules
• Block or whitelist resources and websites
• Hide webpage elements
• Strip cookies from web requests
• Force the loading of websites and resources over a secure connection (https)
• Specify URL filters using a simple and an intuitive filter format or using regular expressions
• View and manage all custom rules generated by Roadblock when you use its Safari extension to block and hide content visually
• Search, copy and paste, import, export, and share custom rules
Blocker Profiles
• Create and manage multiple profiles with different settings
• Activate profiles on demand
• Use different profiles on different devices
• Import, export, and duplicate profiles
• Share profiles with family and friends
Safari Extension
• Modern Safari extension that lets you block and hide content visually, change the active profile, turn blocking on or off, add custom rules, and view the count of blocked resources
Blocker Extension
• Modern blocker extension that blocks content with minimal overhead and high performance
• Doesn't have access to your browsing activities and can't send any information about what was blocked back to the app
iCloud Sync
• Keeps profiles and settings up-to-date across all your devices (Mac, iPhone, and iPad)
• Lets you access your profiles and settings from any device
Please note that the dark appearance is only available on macOS Mojave (10.14) or above when the appearance is dark.
You can learn more about Roadblock for Mac at:
https://www.obiedcorner.com/roadblock/mac/

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