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goals that you set at the beginning of the year. The key thing that makes goal setting both exciting and important are the results achieved because of it. But, the ultimate reason for setting goals is to entice you to become the person it takes to achieve them, for what you become, you’ll soon find is so much more important than the goal itself. What many of you may find on your quest to accomplish a goal, is that it loses its appeal after the hard work sets in. The day to day things that you are required to do in order to move closer to your goal may be difficult, unrewarding and monotonous. It is
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here where you find out what you are truly made of and if you want the goal or end result bad enough. At this point you should go back to your original list of goals,
review each one and make a note of the progress you have made towards it – if you haven’t already been doing that on a weekly basis. Sometimes it’s hard to see the progress on a day to day basis, but after you take a step back and see what you’ve accomplished in the last four months, you may be pleasantly surprised. Take some time to determine if each goal still holds momentum, energy and juice for you. Do you still want to accomplish this goal strongly enough that you will continue to make the commitment to do what needs to be done on a daily and weekly basis? Do you get excited and motivated when you think about who or where you will be when you reach this goal? Will accomplishing this goal put you on a path to achieving an even bigger dream? If the answer to these ques- tions is yes – fantastic! If the answer to any of those questions is no, then something has
either changed for you or you really weren’t committed to the goal in the first place. Either way, it’s ok. The most important thing is that you recognize this now and go back to the drawing board to create a new goal. Then the work begins again. Sometimes it takes many revisits and revisions to get really clear on which goals are going to get you to where you ultimately want to be. This is a perfectly normal part of the process, so don’t be too hard on yourself if you find that your original goals just don’t hold enough energy for you. It just means you need to spend more time thinking about what you want for your life and how you are going to get there. The achievement of every one of your goals is a direct result of
the power of thought, purpose, and potential. A goal is more than a thought in your head. It’s a profound message about who you are and what you are capable of. Begin by visualizing your goal and continue with that image until completion. Go there in your thoughts and your body will follow.
In health and happiness,
s we are now one third of the way through the year, I felt it was important to reinforce the importance of reviewing the resolutions and
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