"People with clear, written goals, accomplish far more in a shorter period of time than people without them could ever imagine." -Brian Tracy
My 5 Little Lifelong Goals (In Writing)
Writing exercise by DWCOONIf you're serious about a goal, you have to put it in writing. I cannot stress this enough. At least writing of some form. Email it to family, text it to a friend, blog it just for yourself, handwrite it in your journal or scratch it on a post-it note. Get your Goals in Writing!
And the fact is that if your too lazy or whatever to write down your goals then you aren't really serious about completing your goals. I don't know why your goals aren't already in writing if you really want them to become reality, but hey, but to each his own, I suppose.I strongly suggest that if you really want to achieve your goals, that you write something down everyday. Daily goals, weekly goals, monthly goals, yearly goals, 10 year goal or 20 year goals to name a few to get your brain thinking. Write down what you need to do, step-by-step in some cases to achieve your goals. Develop, evolue, elaborate your plan to accomplish small and big goals.
Write down past accomplishments and failures. Note what you did right, what you did wrong and what you would do differently next time. Set rewards for finishing small goals. If you put your mind to it, and take active EVERYDAY, I believe that you can achieve anything your imagination can dream up, that or you'll die trying.
Considering your alternative is that you do nothing and just see what life brings you (which by the way if that's not obviously the dumb choice, unfortunately that's what most people do by default).
So Goal Writing seems to be where it's at. Either you end up working a job you hate (soul-sucking job) with a life in the Bottom Tier of Consciousness (see 3 Tier of Consciousness reference link below) or make your dreams come true, it is really up to you what you do. And truthfully you're the only one that can make it happen.
And starting right now, today your life can go in either direction you choose. It all starts with goal writing or doing nothing...
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That said, here is a little writing exercise I call:
My 5 Little Life Goals (In Writing)
Directions are self explanatory. I recommend doing this writing exercise at least once a month.Clarifying your 5 Life Goals every time.
