Making a goal list can have a powerful motivational effect on you and can keep you focused, who knew

byRodneyJr

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6 years ago

I was never one for making goals or a list of goals that I wanted to achieve in due time. One day last week, I made a list of things that I want to accomplish and things that I have to accomplish in order to birth other goals; it’s like accomplishing one goal will give birth to other thereby starting a chain reaction that will put my powerful plan into motion.

Truth be told, some of the goals I can accomplish right now but the only reason I don’t is because I want to do it all at once. I know that sounds a little foolish but trust me, as Stacy Morasco herself once said,
“there’s a method to my madness”, and by accomplishing my goals in this way, I feel it’ll help me stay motivated in accomplishing those goals.

The bad part about my goals is that I’m going to have to wait to get some more money to really push the goals or push my “endgame” to goal so to speak. But make no mistake, I’ve finally begun realizing why some people are so wealthy and so successful. The reason or what I think the reason is, goals; they had goals and accomplished them.

Even now, I’m still adding things to my goal list but I will accomplish everything on it. My ultimate goal is to be a stay at home dad for my little boy and my list of goals will make it so. I always thought that making a goal list was a bunch of hooey but I see it for the powerful tool it is and the power it possesses. If you have goals, make a list; it helps and the goals will always keep you motivated.

Also, I'm trying to teach myself something new every other day that I don't post to my website; like right now, I'm trying to teach myself how to use the Amazon keyword tool so I can find keywords for my ebooks; so there's also that.