Motivational Speaker and Success Coach, Anthony Robbins says that you should "never leave the site of setting a goal without first taking some form of positive action toward its attainment."

So MY challenge to you is to break your actions down just one more time - and come up with ONE ACTION that you can do RIGHT NOW that will lead you towards the attainment of your vision.

The Vision Funnel Process that you have just gone through has helped you to set a compelling vision, break it down into smaller goals until right now, and it has given you at least one action that you are doing in the moment that is helping you towards the attainment of that vision!

Please let me know if you like this training, add a comment or ask me a question, let me know about your vision and long term goal!

Thanks,

Sarah



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SamiWilliams Premium Plus
Thanks for the time management and goal focusing suggestions
sami
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SarahAnt Premium
Hi Sami,

Great! What one action have you committed to?

Sarah
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SamiWilliams Premium Plus
Staying on course! Thanks for asking
Sami
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Mark1957 Premium
In our business Sarah, it's great to have "Funnel Vision"......

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Mark
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SarahAnt Premium
Yes very true Mark! And this is about making that funnel juicy and exciting... So nothing will ever stop you!
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Martstervt Premium
Thanks much, I need to do this to help direct my focus meaningful advances and focus.Looking for Your Vision Tunnel.Regards
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SarahAnt Premium
Thanks Martin. I certainly hope that it will be a meaningful exercise for those who read it.
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fricknwill Premium
Great lesson! Having no vision or goals is like going to a gun range with no targets.
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SarahAnt Premium
Yes I like your analogy. That might be rather disastrous! :)
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ngraddon Premium
Inspirational blog. For me it comes at a good time as I am struggling with the focus aspect. As much as I want to make my website work I am torn with enjoying time with my wife and grandkids now that I am semi-retired. I personally have worked till the cows came home and gave up much of my personal time and life for work.

But the suggestion of taking the goals and breaking them into mini goals will work nicely for me. Thank you for this timely article.
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SarahAnt Premium
Really glad it has helped! It's also important to make sure that as you break your goals down you think about the impact on you and those around you (and all areas of your life too) and that you make those goals for every area of life.

So the example I gave of having financial freedom so you can be with your family. There is no point achieving that if you ignore your family along the way and end up divorced or if you don't look after your health and you can't travel to the places you wanted to due to ill health.

So make sure as you break it down you balance your goals out too - include time with your wife and grandkids in your vision/goals/actions. So your weekly actions might include some specific things you want to do with your wife. In your annual goals you might include taking your grandkids on a holiday...

I hope that helps!

Sarah.
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SarahAnt Premium
Good advice there - like the term "business-creep" - guilty of that from time to time!! ;-)
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