We are continuing our discussion on how to achieve your goals. If you’ve been following this week, you should have at least 50 goals and a 1,2,5, or 10 year time frame beside each of them. That alone will put you on a path that only 2% of the population is on. This next step is one that can truly take you to the top. First of all, always have your goals with you in a planner, on your computer, in your office, etc. etc. Visit your goals weekly if not daily, and transfer your goals to your task list. For example, let’s say you want to learn to play the piano. On the first week, you may have 15 minutes for researching some piano instructors. The next week you should block out time to call and interview them. After that block out time for the lessons and then some practice. Once you write the goal down and then plan on how to achieve it, your subconscious mind responds to it the same way you write a check for your mortgage or any of the other mundane things you do day-to-day.

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This week we are talking about goals. Yesterday I had you write down at least 50 things you wanted to achieve in your lifetime.  For those of you who followed directions, congratulations! Now take that list and beside each goal write down a 1,2,5, or 10.  The one stands for 1 year, 2 for 2 years, 5 for 5 years and 10 for 10 years. If you want a little grace and you think some of your goals will take longer, write 20 for 20 years. Spend some time thinking about this. You need to have some in each category. One of my 1 year goals was to take my dad to the NFL hall of fame in Ohio. After I made that goal, within months an engineering conference came up in Ohio. I flew my dad up to Ohio on the last day of the conference and we went to the Hall of Fame. I actually planned the trip before I realized I was going to take my dad to the hall of Hall of Fame. That’s the power of written goals.

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This week we are talking about goals. Yesterday I ask you to answer a few questions for me. This biggest one was “If money wasn’t an issue and you couldn’t fail what would you do?“ Grab a piece of paper and write down all the things you would like to do. Let your imagination run wild. When I coach people to do this, the common response is “I don’t think I could ever do this or that”. Don’t limit yourself to your old way of thinking. Just write things down. There is power in having a written list of goals. I can guarantee you one thing, if you don’t set any goals or write them down, you won’t achieve them anyway.  Therefore, what do you have to lose? Write down at least 50 things you want to achieve in your lifetime. I understand that there will only be a few of you that will do this so go to my website at stulynn.com and comment with your name and email and I’ll send you something free.

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This week I am going to share with you something that is talked about a lot but very few people put it into action. It’s on the topic of goals.  The first thing you must understand is that nothing becomes dynamic until it becomes specific. If you aim at nothing, you are sure to hit it. You must be specific when thinking of your goals:

• What would you do if money wasn’t an object?
• What would you do if you couldn’t fail?
• What vacation would you like to take?
• What charities would you give to?
• What college would you like to send you kids to, without having them incur tens of thousands of dollars of debt?

Ask yourself these questions and think about it. Find a quiet place today and spend 30 minutes thinking about what some of those answers might be.  This week I am going to strategically show you how to not only make some specific goals but also how to achieve them.

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