2012 And Your Goals

Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.

Writing Goals For 2012

Happy new year everyone! I was sitting here thinking of what I could write about that could help you all in some way.

So, I thought what would be better then to write about goals since it’s the beginning of a new year. Do you write goals for your days, weeks, months and years?

Goals are very important to me and you need to have a what I call a guideline to get where you want to go!

Here are some things you can do to help yourself with your goals!

1. Write down on paper what it is that you want in your life.

2. You have to have a vision of what you want to create to write down what you want. It has to be compelling. It has to keep you going through the day that your so excited and can’t sleep at night sometimes because of it.

3. Have a strong enough reason to do what your doing. Have a reason and write it down…put it in front of you to remind yourself!

4. Feel and review daily! Review what you want and what your doing and feel that feeling…the same feeling that you are feeling when you can’t wait for what happens next and your so excited that you stay up late and can’t sleep sometimes.

5. Raise your standards…this is so huge! When your around somebody a lot that has really low standards guess what…you probably have the same standards! Make sure you hang out with people that have what you want or that wants the same things as you want. Even if it’s only online that you can hang with these people.

6. When raising your standards you need to do the little things everyday to get where you want to be.
It’s the little things that help us succeed…just like any other successful person they did small things everyday…like a ritual and it finally paid off for them.

7. So, in order to do that you need to write down the rituals that will get you where you want to be and start doing them. Take Massive Action!

Wants don’t get met consistently, standards do!

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To your success,

Amy Findley