Goals are sometimes very simple and sometimes very complicated and hard to achieve. Nobody would ever say attaining a goal would be easier than setting it. It is true. Achieving or realizing goals would prove to very hard and ardent than actually setting and formulating them. But you need to ramp them to start bolstering your overall productivity. The old assembly plant A first-hand comparison between labor productivity and multifactor productivity is illustrated by the economist Jack Triplett during a panel discussion sponsored by the National Association of Business Economists. In his anecdote, Mr. Triplett recounted visiting an old but still workable assembly plant three stories high. Once you were able to identify all of these, it will be easier for you to set goals for yourself that are within your reach and your capabilities. Listing down weakness and strengths will also help you overcome, manage, and deal with problems. 3. Better start off with small and simple goals. It would really help if you don t put too much pressure on yourself. Getting started Although self-assessment, for other people, can be a good start in building a positive attitude and outlook in life, this might not be applicable to all people especially to those who prefer to do things on their own. If you are one of these people who would rather do things on his or her own, then now is the time to realize how big self-assessment can contribute to your being productive. Capital deepening This is an indicator that shows the increase in the amount of services from the physical capital presently available to each worker. As corporations and firms invest and purchase new equipment and structures, the workforce becomes better equipped. Consequently, they are able to produce more. These include measures of output, input and productivity for national aggregates and individual industries. In Solow s article Technical Change and the Aggregate Production Function he identified technical change with shifts in the production function. Like Abramovitz, Kendrick, and Kuznets, Solow attributed almost all of U.