<b>Objective setting is an intense procedure for contemplating your optimal future, and for propelling yourself to transform your vision of this future into the real world. 

The way toward defining objectives causes you pick where you need to go throughout everyday life. By knowing definitely what you need to accomplish, you know where you need to think your endeavors. You'll likewise rapidly detect the diversions that can, so effectively, lead you off track. 

Instructions to set an objective: 

First consider what you need to accomplish, and after that focus on it. Set SMART (particular, quantifiable, achievable, significant and time-bound) objectives that persuade you and record them to influence them to feel substantial. At that point plan the means you should take to understand your objective, and check off every one as you work through them.

If we want to successful on steemit then we have to follow aforesaid instructions in real life. We have to set a goal for a specific time.
How much steem power we want?
How much reputation we want?
For these things we have to work hard with our strategy we have to decide how much post will be uploaded on steemit in a day 
All these stuff will happen if we set a goal for that 
It is necessary to set a goal to be successful because when we have a destination then we work hard to get path to reach that particular destination.

Thanks for reading </b>

@ajsharma333

We can set goals for our life and we can achieve them. But setting goals for steemit is a bit different. One can never expect upvotes for every post and every time. No matter how much hard work one do, success depends on when whales upvote a post. If whales are favoring someone, his single photo post can earn him more than what one earns in a month. 
I have seen that some good post received 150 upvotes but the payout was under $1, while some lucky fellows get just around 20 upvotes but their payout was $30 or $40. So, much depends on networking here. In this situation it becomes very difficult to set any goal. 
I received upvote worth $4 for one of my post. A fool accused me of raping reward pool. I could not reply him because I became confused whether I should laugh at it or should I reply him. 
I have invested $300 to buy Steem but the present value of my account is just $275. How much have I get in my six month journey of this platform? I post daily here but results are not very encouraging. 
However, I think I should not give up easily. Situation can change all of a sudden.