Blow Your Own Mind!
Aug 23, 2021
Get some excitement by setting and reaching your goals
Goals are something that everyone thinks about, whether they’re actively being worked on or not. But, without a plan, achieving your dreams is nearly impossible. If you develop a plan to make your goals come to life, it will help you reach them faster than you ever thought possible.
Part of this stems from the concept that the intention of setting goals can help generate some serious incentive.
Robin Bahl, CEO of Custom Benefit Consultants, has had a lot of success both personally and professionally utilizing this theory. “Setting goals gives you long-term vision and short-term motivation,” Bahl says. “It helps you organize your time and [direct your] resources toward items that are important to you both personally and professionally.”
To get started, Bahl recommends defining what it is that you want, setting quantifiable action items that you can work toward, committing to deadlines you create to complete these action items, sharing your goals with others and, finally, rewarding yourself once you’ve found success.
Sounds easy, right? It’s anything but! Achieving your goals takes time and dedication, but there are several ways to streamline things. First, focus on just one professional and one personal goal at a time. This way, you’re not stretching yourself too thin. In addition, make sure to determine the “why” behind your goal—and keep redefining it as time goes on to stay on track. Committing to your desires publicly or printing them out to put up where you can see them all the time can also help ensure you get where you want to.
According to Bahl, some of the best ways to reach your goals are to aim for things that you really want, create an exciting system to track your progress, review and alter your objectives regularly, set short-term targets to help you along the way and immerse yourself completely in these goals. She also says that it’s important to choose a goal that allows you to experience life. So, get out there and start living.
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Kenneth Bahl
Kenneth Bahl is the President of Custom Benefit Consultants, Inc., where he has played a pivotal role in leading the company’s mission to create sustainable healthcare solutions that not only address modern challenges but also deliver meaningful savings. With over two decades of experience in the field, Kenneth’s expertise in benefits administration and employee benefits analysis has been instrumental in the company's success. Under his leadership, Custom Benefit Consultants, Inc. has become a trusted partner for employers seeking innovative solutions to meet the needs of their teams. In addition to his leadership role at Custom Benefit Consultants, Inc., Kenneth is also a key player at Control Source, Inc., where he has helped redefine administrative solutions for clients. Through the company’s advanced technology platform, which includes absence management, billing administration, and other dynamic services, Kenneth has enabled businesses to reduce legal risks, lower costs, and enhance operational efficiency. His work ensures that these scalable solutions seamlessly integrate with company culture and branding, positively impacting both employee experience and the company’s bottom line.
Education
Kenneth holds a degree in Healthcare Administration, which laid the foundation for his extensive career in the healthcare benefits sector. His academic background, combined with years of hands-on experience, has given him the expertise to navigate the complexities of employee benefits and help organizations optimize their benefits programs.
Personal Life
Outside of his professional endeavors, Kenneth enjoys a fulfilling family life. He values the balance between his dynamic career and his growing family, which now includes six grandchildren. This personal connection enriches his perspective on the importance of supporting individuals and organizations in ways that foster long-term success, well-being, and positive relationships
