“Don’t let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of your doing it. The time will pass anyway; we might just as well put that passing time to the best possible use.” Motivational speaker Earl Nightingale.
Over the last decade, though I have achieved a lot, I realised that I have also tried to work on too many ideas at a time and towards the later part of last year I felt exhausted and drained.
I took a couple of days to review all the things I wanted to achieve and now I am, working on my 2 goals. I realise now that by me focusing on these two goals, it will make a lot of my smaller goals and dreams become a reality.
How you too can start this process
Get yourself a notebook to write down the answers to these questions:-
Firstly write down all you want to achieve and spend time to really focus on one or two of these goals over the next 3 months.
What is the 1 or 2 goal you want to work on?
Why do you you want to work on that goal?
How would you feel once you have achieved that goal?
Take Action
Research people who have achieved your goal and make note of the things they have done and how they did it.
Write down your action plan broken down into little steps you will take each day towards achieving your goal.
Create a vision board using photos, words etc that will help you see your goal being accomplished.
Everyday set your intention to do at least 3 things that will move you closer towards achieving your goals
Celebrate your little successes
Every morning
Spend a few minutes just being grateful for what you have achieved so far.
Review the 3 things you are going to do today
Spend a few minutes being thankful for all the people, resources and opportunities that are coming your way.
Every evening before you go to sleep
Spend a few minutes just being grateful for what you have achieved so far.
Spend a few minutes looking at your vision board or just imagine how your life would be once you have achieved your goal.
Confident Queen Genny 