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Showing posts with label Social Sciences. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 December 2014

How to Realize Your Goals At Turbo Speed


by: Michael Lee




We know the importance of setting goals in the fulfillment of our dreams in life. Without goals, we’ll have a much difficult time reaching our aspirations in life.




But what if I tell you that there’s a very powerful formula that will allow us to achieve our goals much faster? In fact, this formula is going to turbo-boost goal realization to the highest level! Are you ready? Here’s the formula:




Be positively obssessed with what you want. It’s not enough that you want it, you got to desire it so much that you feel it flowing in your veins and you think about it every day and night. You talk about it every chance you get and you see it in every situation you’re in.




If you’re not fired up every time you think about it, then you’re not serious enough. Re-evaluate your goal and make sure that it is your passion, your fire, the very thing that makes your body tingle with life and excitement.




You must also complement your obssession with two powerful techniques: visualization and affirmation.




You must have a crystal clear mental image of yourself already in possession of the thing you desire, or already doing/enjoying the very activity you want to do in life.




You must also consistently repeat saying what you want. If you want to be a singer, say “I am a professional singer performing in front of a large audience that is so amazed by my performance.” As you say it, feel the happiness and excitement, and see yourself doing exactly the thing you say. Imagine the audience applauding you after singing a very emotional song.




Write down your goals on a small index card, then stick it in a place where you can see and read your goals daily.




There’s something else you have to know. It is vital for you to think and say your desires most of the time, but sometimes we get very busy with other tasks.




So it is highly recommended that you engage in imagining, affirming, feeling, and being one with your dream at the most effective times of the day.




Do You Realize??

Do You Realize?? (Photo credit: Wikipedia)






Do it 15 minutes before you go to sleep and 15 minutes within the time you wake up. This is very important.




Your subconscious is in its most responsive state 15 minutes before dozing off. So before hitting the snooze button, feed it with clear pictures/images, powerful affirmations/commands, and emotions so intense you could experience the happiness and excitement right at that very moment.




Do it also 15 minutes within the time you wake up. Your mind is fresh, energized, and focused at this time, so utilize its power to your best advantage.




When you are relaxed, the mind is very receptive to your commands and mental images. Go to a beach or resort, walk around the park, go sight seeing, or just lie down on a hammock. Relax and allow yourself to get involved with your dream. Relaxation can also allow you to think of creative ideas to reach your goals and ways to solve your problems.




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Create a Vision Board for Your Goals


by: Cheryl Wilms








One of the best ways to achieve your goals is to display them. Having them displayed will be a constant reminder of what you intend to achieve and will activate your desire on a daily basis.




A vision board is a board in which you add images, words, and descriptions of your goals and things you desire to achieve. It is meant to inspire and motivate you to act on opportunities and tasks that will lead you to success.




A way to get started is to go through the list of what you desire. What is it that you want to accomplish? After you have written down what it is that you want to accomplish, look for images and words that reflect them. You can find them in magazines or your own images if you like. You can even go as far as taking a picture of you in a showhome of your dreams (with permission) or you taking a test drive with YOU in the car of your dreams.




Once you have your images, put them on a board, preferrably a large one so you can fit all of your goals on and your future goals on. Create a collage of all of the images and words you have collected or design it in a way that sparks your excitement. You can decorate however you like.




Once you have completed your vision board, place it in a location that you will see it every single day and will motivate you on a continuous basis. For me, I have placed it above my work station so I see it all day long, even when I’m not working because my work station happens to be right in my living room.




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Create a Vision Board for Your Goals
































































































































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One of the best ways to achieve your goals is to display them. Having them displayed will be a constant reminder of what you intend to achieve and will activate your desire on a daily basis.
































































































































































































































































A vision board is a board in which you add images, words, and descriptions of your goals and things you desire to achieve. It is meant to inspire and motivate you to act on opportunities and tasks that will lead you to success.
































































































































































































































































A way to get started is to go through the list of what you desire. What is it that you want to accomplish? After you have written down what it is that you want to accomplish, look for images and words that reflect them. You can find them in magazines or your own images if you like. You can even go as far as taking a picture of you in a showhome of your dreams (with permission) or you taking a test drive with YOU in the car of your dreams.
































































































































































































































































Once you have your images, put them on a board, preferrably a large one so you can fit all of your goals on and your future goals on. Create a collage of all of the images and words you have collected or design it in a way that sparks your excitement. You can decorate however you like.
































































































































































































































































Once you have completed your vision board, place it in a location that you will see it every single day and will motivate you on a continuous basis. For me, I have placed it above my work station so I see it all day long, even when I’m not working because my work station happens to be right in my living room.
































































































































































































































































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