By Steve Brunkhorst http://www.AchieveEzine.comOne of first things most of us remember hearing when learning to drive an automobile was "Keep your hands on wheel." Then there were other precautions like, "Keep your eyes on road, drive defensively, buckle up for safety, and watch road signs!" These basic precautions would keep us moving along safely, and help us arrive at our intended destinations on time. Remembering these simple golden rules of safe driving can also help with achievement of other important objectives.
1. Keep Your Hands on Wheel
Winners spend majority of their time doing things that bring them closer to their goals. They stay on intended path because their "hands are on wheel." They make most of each minute by staying engaged in actions of high priority. They accept help from others. However they take ultimate responsibility for guiding themselves to their destination.
2. Keep Your Eyes on Road
Winners hold a clear view of what they want to achieve. By having a plan, and keeping outcome clearly in mind, they are less likely to become sidetracked and lured into actions that waste precious time. They rest occasionally, enjoying scenery and excitement of journey. Yet when in motion, they keep their eyes on path ahead, focusing on outcome they want to achieve.
3. Drive Defensively
Winners never ignore problems. They are flexible, and know that they may have to apply brakes, speed up, slow down, or take a detour now and then. They know that there will be obstacles at some point, "bumps and pot holes" to cross, and other moving vehicles to consider. They are prepared to act accordingly when unforeseen difficulties appear.