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To “Be intentional” is to be deliberate, to do, act or perform with objective, purpose, determination and resolve. It entails being clear about whatever it is that you want to do, and what you want to achieve.
To “Be intentional” is to identify a course to pursue, a line of action, goal or agenda, and to understand what the set goal demands, and convincing yourself that it is what you want to do and where you want to arrive at, and deciding (taking the decision to do it, and indeed doing it, taking action and working consistently on the path that see you achieve your set goal.
To “Be intentional” therefore, requires that you are clear and remain clear, active, focused and committed to your goal. As a matter of fact, to “Be intentional” is to be able to gather, deploy and direct effectively, all available, but necessary resources to achieving your set goal.
To “Be intentional” requires you to be sure, not confused about your set goal. In this case, your goal must be measurable, that is assessable in the true sense of the word. Your goal is also expected to be ambitious enough to draw or pull you consistently in the path and direction of the goal. This is not possible if the goal is not realistic and a definite period to attain or achieve the goal is not in sight. Thus, you goal must by all intent and purposes be time bound. This is being intentional.
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