Ok so now to recap.

All of your goals listed.

10 yrs - Check,5yrs - Check,1 yr - Check,Immediate goals/Action - Check,Your Power Action plan with dates - Check

and

PAP in the diary - Check

So now this is a step that I used to find a bit, touchy, feely maybe a little new age but you need to begin to visualise these goals. This actually is very important. If you remember back to lesson 1, I talked about the brain as a servo, as a goal striving device. The brain will work towards a goal if it has a picture or a vision. You have heard about 'Think and grow rich' by Napoleon Hill. If you think about being rich or successful, if you think about that new job and wear the suit to the interview then the stimulus is sent to the brain and stored.

You see, the brain cannot tell fact from fiction, truth from lie or reality from your goals. If you want that new car then get a picture of it and get it on your fridge or next to your bathroom mirror.

Now I am not advocating 35 photos of cars, houses and wads of cash to be strewn all over your house, a) thats crazy and b) if you like me then your wife would slap you and tell you to get the Lamborghini photo of the bedroom wall.

But do you get the idea, get some pictures and now be specific and print some off. Keep them in your goal book, maybe tape one to the middle of your steering wheel for a day, yep I have done that

Visualisation is key as your brain will begin to calibrate and the servo guiding mechanism will start to work. This may be a good time to read 'the secret' and understand the law of attraction and such.

There is no link to this here, I am not promoting this but it is a good book for this lesson if you can find a copy.

I suggest that every time you are working the plan and you are in your special time then look at your pictures and burn that image in ok.

Again if you think its boring or stupid then maybe your goal is not Relevant.

OK onwards...

Tasks 0/3 completed
1. Get some images printed that show your goal - Be specific
2. Put the images in your goal book and other places.
3. Read The Secret by Rhonda Byrne


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Jenna7 Premium
Hi MikeyB-just confused myself. Ha. It is better to start with Skyhorse's goal course, then yours, correct? Thanks a lot.
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skyhorse Premium
Lol yeah. We both talked about it and mine goes into the mental aspect and more on obstacles and such with your goals, then his is the goal setting. Although mine does do goal setting as well. They are a tag team event.
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MikeyB Premium
Yes I think that horse guy is a bit mental lol while mine is hands on get it done....LOL...both are good.....let me know...
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Jenna7 Premium
Skyhorse, I keep running into your posts, etc lately, lol..........thanks. I am off to do that one then first.

I will be back MikeyB.

Thanks to you guys for creating this help.
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skyhorse Premium
Mikey, you have no idea lol. But both the theory and practical experience is important. You can't have one without the other.

@Jenna, well thank you. I try to be active!
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OldCodger Premium
Excellent in every respect, Mike! There's a saying: "If you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there." Thanks for providing both a path and a guiding light.
:) george
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MikeyB Premium
Thank you sir, much appreciated.
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jerrymc Premium
WOW, what a powerful course. This is what I have been in need of for the last year or so.

I have been jumping around all over the place and not accomplishing a blasted thing. So, I am bowing up and getting things organized and my goals laid out with weekly plans so that I can progress.

THANK YOU for this valuable course. God Bless you richly. :-) Jerry Mc
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Bill Carver Premium
What is an A4 notebook?
What is a "coppers jotter" (A7 notebook)?

In the US most people are used to sizes - - an 8.5 inch X 10.0 inch notebook is most common.
Smaller sizes/measurements are available.
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MikeyB Premium
You will need a notebook about the size of a regular sheet of paper. A lined common notebook. A copper jotter is the small flip type pad, this is your daily notetaker and pad that is with you for notes and ideas
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skyhorse Premium
How can we run them through s SMART test if you want them to be vague and not specific? They will fail because, "be fit and healthy in 10 years" isn't specific. Yes it is achievable, but no its not measureable, and only the person can say if it is realistic or not.

So how many do they need to pass for the SMART test then?
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MikeyB Premium
They can SMART test a vague goal absolutely. The goal at 10 years is vague by design as life changes and SMART testing at 10 is a futile exercise. If 'be fit and healthy in 10 years" is not specific at 10 this is ok as it becomes more specific at 5 and 1 and immediate. Getting goals down in a form that can be realised is a first step. I would not 'specifically' know the house I want in 10 but I know I want one. The S in SMART can also be Simple. The course is an exercise in getting these goals down on paper, this alone is major for most people.
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MikeyB Premium
Skyhorse, I have amended the 10yr goal SMART test with an addendum to specificity, thank you.
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skyhorse Premium
Ok, I forget that sometimes. I have studied goal setting for several years now and even have taught workshops about it. So sometimes I forget that others don't do what I do. Thanks!!!
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