No need to; I remind myself daily in my head; Make Money, Makle Money, Make Money!

I did many decades ago but I'm pretty good at knowing where I'm going and how to get there but more importantly, how to enjoy the journey!

Not really, I just limit them so I remember what my focus is

no

I do an overall list and as items need to move up they get put on the calendar for the month, week or day.

You must know me pretty good because I do!

I do. (When I remember to.)

Every Single Day ... I have my list of "to dos" all tied to getting things done and reaching my goals.  

Not so much anymore. Leaning towards Norm Padula's approach!

I have long range and short range goals.... daily goals are a necessity....and I focus on them ....

Yes, Yes and YES!

Daily the night before, weekly on Sundays, monthly for large projects and annually on a Goals Weekend get-away with my bride every 4th Quarter. We set up our year by going away for a weekend, uninterrupted and we review last year's goals, design next year's goals and decide what worked, what didn't & why.

I don't. I have time to write or I have time to do. I go for the "do."

I do not. I like to make adjustments when needed to get to where i need to be pr better yet, stay where i am when i am on top. 

Usually for the year.  Daily I have tasks to complete, but I don't have daily goals as each day can vary so much and the best made plans can become changed due to an unforseen situation.

Five year goals, yearly, quarterly, monthly, weekly, etc. 

I do it daily, weekly, and quarterly. A year is too far out to do effective planning or goal setting adjustments.

Have my real estate goal for next year already. I may take time to review as I progress. Coaches and Trainers ask us to always set gaols and say them out loud daily

I make notes of what is needed to get done for the day, but have my goals in my head.  

I have in the past, but have not in several years. I'm not sure it ever really helped and it was time consuming.

Never - I'm a try this and try that kinda guy

Not always.

Patrick Chicklinski - I work with my coach for this. It is 10-day, 10-month, and 5-years right now. With annual goals in my goal tracker.

Not lately, but I do think it's a good idea.

Sometimes I do.  I wish I did it more!

goals, no.  A to do list, yes.

I write down some goals. I'm very competitive with myself and therefore driven. 

Yes

Yes

Yes

On the successful years, months, and days I do

I have a long term goal that I work day by day.

I make goals and adjust them all the time

Patrick,

I know my route...no need to sound to repeat it over and over again.  A

No.

No writing down...But for those that do, so be it until you don't

Depends on the goal.

I have a daily "to do" list. 

Year and month.