You must always commit your goals in writing.
By putting you goals in writing, you will have already accomplished more than 95% of of everyone else.
Your subconscious will guide you in achieving your goals.
As long as you make a daily effort to achieve your individual goals, you will reach them eventually.
Meditating on goals is one thing, but you still have to take massive inspired action for them to come to fruition.
In writing your goals, be realistic.
If your goal next year is to earn $50,000, chances are that you won't be able to buy the Rolls Royce that you wanted (you may have to wait a little while for that one).
If you have ambitious goals and desires, you just need to be more aggressive in your approach.
Remember, you can get whatever you want out of life.
It's all up to you.
Like many of you, I've heard for years that written goals help you succeed.
Unfortunately, it has only been in the past few years that I actually established a written set of goals.
My business and personal life then started to take off.
I'm kicking myself now, because if I had written my goals years ago when I first heard of this technique, I would have achieved my successes a lot earlier in life.
Don't think that you are "too good or too smart" to write down your goals.
Just do it now.
What Do You Really Want? Nowhere is fuzzy thinking more damaging than in building wealth.
More than half the people I work with are afraid of investing.
Why are they afraid? "The risk.
" "I don't have enough money to pay my bills, let alone invest!" "It's too much work.
" "I can't understand this stuff.
" And so on.
It's time to now fumigate your brain one more time of all the "stinkin' thinkin'" that might pollute your prosperity.
You can't get what you want, if you don't know what you want.
Sounds obvious? Ask yourself - why am I reading this article anyway? Because you want to become wealthy.
There's more to wealth than just money.
You need to figure out what you want out of life in general.
You must be specific on what you want in every area of your life - financially, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
You've got to have something strong, solid, and concrete, with specific dimensions.
You can't build a 5,000 square-foot home on a lot for a 1,200 square-foot bungalow.
Dreaming, desiring and even being willing to work hard are all fine activities.
But now you are going to add specificity to them - and specificity is what makes or breaks an investment strategy.
As the saying goes, "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.
" It's easy to get overwhelmed when you begin to plan out aggressive long-term goals.
To be able to achieve your long-term goals, you will need to first hit smaller easily achievable short term goals along the way.
As you hit every small short-term goal along the way, you will have a sense of achievement and your confidence will begin to grow.
As your confidence grows and you see progress, you will begin to try even harder to reach your goals.
By following the strategy outlined here, you will achieve even your most aggressive goals at lightning speed.