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THE POWER OF SETTING DEADLINES

     A deadline is a date on or before which something must be completed, it is the time frame to which we have set to accomplish a certain task. Deadline is a mechanism that triggers the mind to complete a task quickly. It is possible to accomplish a task without using the tool deadline, but it is more easier and wiser to use deadlines because it triggers us into a state of urgency, the state where we don't have time to think about excuses, a state where the only option is to actually complete a task, when we set deadlines we create a burden on our heart that a task must be completed within a period of time. 
     Deadlines directly impact your time therefore, they force you to organize your task in order of priority, so that you are only working on objectives that moves you closer to what you want to accomplish, you have to learn how to focus on your key milestones. Another good thing is that setting a deadline motivates one to think out of the box in other to find a way of going about a project, it helps one to place his priority appropriately concerning the project and it helps to push one accomplish the set goals. 
“Goals are dreams with a deadline” - Napoleon Hill 
     As an entrepreneur, deadlines are important for helping you achieve both large and small goals. However you wouldn't instantly find success in the world of business by just setting arbitrary deadline for all of your projects, they must be strategic in the sense that you must be able to manage time and be disciplined. Being deadline oriented is a great gain.

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