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Create The Why Before Doing The What

Goal Setting

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Page 1: Goal Setting

Create The Why

Before Doing The

What

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What Do You Want?

Financially

Physically

Intellectually

Spiritually

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Success Is Goals

All else is commentary

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“Goals are the fuel in

the furnace of

achievement.”Tom Hopkins

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Everything Begins as a

Thought or Idea

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The Heart of Every

Philosophy

You become what you think

about most of the time

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Your Outer World is a

Reflection of Your Inner World

If you think about what you

want and how to get it most of

the time…

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Unsuccessful People Think

About What They Don’t

Want Most of the Time

Problems

Worries

Blames

Frustrations

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Driving in the Fog

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Driving in the Fog

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The Carrier Pigeon

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You Have the Same Ability

You don’t even have to know how!

Simply decide where you want to go

and you will begin to move toward

your goal

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Creative Tension

The natural result of

the difference

between current

reality and your

desired reality

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What Do You Want?

To get home and watch TV?

Or health, happiness and prosperity?

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Like an Organic Computer

You goal seeking

mechanism is

non-judgmental.

You get what you

want regardless

of what you

decide to

program into it.

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Why Don’t People Set

Goals?Not important

Grew up in a non-goal environment

Don’t know how

Or think they already have

Fear of failure

It hurts!

Fear of rejection

Peer pressure

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Harvard Study 1979

Harvard MBA graduating class asked if they

had clear written goals

3% said yes

13% said yes but not written down

84% said no

Ten years later

13% earning twice as much as the 84%

3% earning 10 times as much as the other 94%

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The Only Constant is

ChangeGoals can control the direction of

change

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“Man is a Teleological Organism”

Happiness results from

moving toward

something we want

Aristotle

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A Burning Desire

The Secret of Success

Decide exactly what you want

Decide what you are willing

to exchange for it

Get busy paying the price!

H. L. Hunt

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Zig Ziglar

“The elevator to success is out of

service…

…but the stairs are wide open.”

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Goal setting is so powerful

that even thinking about

goals makes you happy

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Take Charge of Your Life

Create a five year fantasy

“Blue Sky Thinking”

Imagine you have all the

time, talents, abilities, connections, friends,

contacts and relationships to achieve

anything you desire

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The I-beam Test

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Let’s Be Realistic!

No, let’s

not!

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Goals Are Dreams

With a Date

Imagine your perfect…

Family life

Personal fitness

Spiritual Awareness

Financial Success

Calendar / Daily,Annually

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Your Hearts Desire

What do you want to be famous for?

How would you like people

to talk about you?

What would you like people to

say at your funeral?

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Your Past is

Not Your Future

Change does not need to be

gradual

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“Build your castles in the air

then go to work building

foundations under them.”Henry David Thoreau

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Goals Must Be Personal

Set them yourself

You must own them

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Identify Major Worries

Three biggest worries or concerns

Ideal solutions to these problems

Eliminate these problems immediately

Fastest and most direct way to solve

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Ockham’s Razor

“The simplest and most direct

solution, requiring the fewest

number of steps, is usually the

correct solution to any problem.”

Simplify

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Ignore the Experts

Albert Einstein

Albert Schweitzer

Thomas Edison

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Personal Rules

We all have them

We don’t create them

We all live by them

Examine them

Change as necessary

Do you have too many?

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Where are you?

Weigh yourself

Check the cupboard

Estimate the job

You can’t map a route to your

destination without knowing your

current position

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“To have more,

you must first be more.”Goethe

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Driving Your Goals Into the

Subconscious Mind

Reality vs. Vivid

Fantasy

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Again…

You become what you think

about most of the time

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Review, Review, Review

The more often you review your goals

the more firmly they become

engrained in your conscious and

subconscious mind.

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How Easy?

Write down your top ten goals

Fold them up and put them in a drawer

Take them out and read them a year later

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Could you rewrite your goals

from memory everyday?

Hold on tight!

You are about to take off!

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Write it Right

Use the three “P”s

Positive

Present tense

Personal

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Positive

What you want,

not what you don’t want.

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Present Tense

I have, not I will have

I am, not I will be

As though it has

already been

accomplished

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Personal

“I” followed by a verb

I earn

I weigh

I achieve

I drive

I live

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Set a Deadline

A Forcing System

The Exclamation Point

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Visualize This

A picture is worth…

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“If I persist I will not fail.”Og Mandino

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Pain and Pleasure

Create the “why”

and you will do the “what”