Think about
What are your personal goals?
What are your material goals?
What are your financial goals?
What are your material goals?
What are your financial goals?
Explanation
Vision. A special word. A word that is often inflected rather in the
context of some great visionary of global importance, such as Steve Jobs. But
that does not mean that visions have only "chosen" people.
Each person should have his vision of how he wants to live now, in 5, 10 or
20 years.
What are the visions good for?
Because of the result.
They help us to accomplish what we’ve always wanted in life.
To have a life we want.
To fulfill all our dreams.
To be great and the best possible imaginable version of “Me” that we can
be. Everything else. Everything below the level of your maximum, your beautiful
vision about yourself is a mere shadow of your potential. And it's sad. It's a
pity. Of course you can live in your own shadow. You can live just on 50
percent of your maximum. You can create for your life just 1/3 things you want.
Calmly. A lot of people are doing that.
But wouldn’t you be sorry? Wouldn’t you envy someone else, someone who
lives greatly, who is enjoying life to the fullest and fulfills one dream after
another?
Would you be jealous? Would you like have that too? So do that for yourself
too! At the beginning I have to prepare you that it probably won’t happen from
day to day. Not because it wouldn’t be possible, some people are able to change
the style of thinking almost from day to day and really maintain this new
style. But we don’t need a shock therapy, it’s enough to slowly realize
everything and implement into your life the things that will make you happier
and conversely slowly leave those things that don’t bring you much joy. Ok,
let's start with those personal goals.
Personal goals
Drain all dogmas and all the limitations that you have in mind and which
you typically follow. Imagine that you are children again. Imagine that you can
wish for anything, without restriction and that everything is possible,
everything that can be met. Tune in to this wave and start typing. Who would
you like to be as a person? What do you want to do? How do you want to be
perceived by people? What do you want to learn? How do you want to look? How do
you want to take care of yourself? What do you want to create? How do you want
to behave? First task you have 5 minutes to write down what do you want to
achieve and what do you want to be like from today to 20 years in. Start
writing. Now. Immediately write as quickly as possible, mindlessly.
After 5 minutes, stop.
Second task
now you have one minute to write to each of your goals the time limit. The
limit by which you intend to achieve that goal. Behind each of your goals put
into the brackets a number 1, 5, 10 or 20 years, e.g. (1), (10) etc. Start
writing without thinking.
Third task
Choose 3 main goals of those where you have written (1) in the brackets.
And write them down on a special paper. After each allow about five blank
lines.
Fourth task
Now under each of these three goals write a paragraph about WHY you want to
achieve it, what joy you will experience if you achieve it, how will you feel,
what it will mean for you if you have it. Write such a paragraph about each of
these three goals. You've got three minutes. Now you have in front of yourself
a list of your personal goals. Great. Similarly, we will proceed with the
material and financial goals.
Material goals
Again, forget all dogmas and all the limitations that you have in mind and
which you usually follow. Imagine that you are children again. Imagine that you
can wish for anything, without restriction and that everything is possible,
everything that can be met. Tune in to this wave and start typing. What would
make you happy?
What would you like to own?
Where would you like to go?
How would you like to live?
Where would you like to live?
What car would you like to have?
What would you like to buy for yourself and for your family?
Where would you like to go for vacation?
Where would you like to go?
How would you like to live?
Where would you like to live?
What car would you like to have?
What would you like to buy for yourself and for your family?
Where would you like to go for vacation?
First task:
You have 3 minutes to write down what do you want to have in 20 years from
now. Start writing. Now. Immediately Write as quickly as possible, mindlessly.
After 3 minutes, stop.
Second task:
Now you have 1 minute to write to each of your goals the time limit. The
limit by which you intend to achieve that goal. Behind each of your goals put
into the brackets a number 1, 5, 10 or 20 years, eg. (1), (10) etc. Start
writing without thinking.
Third task:
Choose 3 main goals of those where you have written (1) in the brackets.
And write them down on a special paper. After each allow about five blank
lines.
Fourth task:
Now under each of these three goals write a paragraph about WHY you want to
have it, what joy you will experience if you achieve it, how will you feel,
what it will mean for you if you have it. Write such a paragraph about each of
these three goals. You've got 3 minutes. Now you have in front of yourself a
list of your material goals. Great. Similarly, we will proceed with financial
goals.
Financial goals
Again, forget all dogmas and all the limitations that you have in mind and
which you usually follow. Imagine that you are children again. Imagine that you
can wish for anything, without restriction and that everything is possible,
everything that can be met. Tune in to this wave and start typing. Tune in to
this wave and start typing. How much would you like to earn per month? How much
would you like to earn in a year? How big is your wealth? How does your
business look like? What is your personal price? What is the price of your
know-how? How much money do you want to donate? How much would you like to
invest?
First task
You have 3 minutes to write down what how much money you have from today to
20 years. Start writing. Now. Immediately Write as quickly as possible,
mindlessly. After 3 minutes, stop.
Second task
Now you have 1 minute to write to each of your goals the time limit. The
limit by which you intend to achieve that goal. Behind each of your goals put
into the brackets a number 1, 5, 10 or 20 years, eg. (1), (10) etc. Start
writing without thinking.
Third task
Choose 3 main goals of those where you have written (1) in the brackets.
And write them down on a special paper. After each allow about five blank
lines.
Fourth task
Now under each of these three goals write a paragraph about WHY you want to
earn it, what joy you will experience if you achieve it, how you will feel,
what it will mean for you if you have it. Write such a paragraph about each of
these three goals. You've got 3 minutes. Now you have in front of yourself a
list of your financial goals. Great.
And now the last final task. Next to each of your three goals selected from
each category (personal, material and financial), write two steps that you can
take right now, to get closer to their achievement. In this way you find what
you really want in life. Because you have to write your thoughts quickly one
after the other, you have no time to examine them and you write from you subconscious.
That's very good. The contradiction between our happiness and unhappiness that
we feel, happens when we are consciously doing one thing while our sub
consciousness wishes for something else. Thus you have a list of things that
you really want, and now it's up to you how are you going to access them.
List of tasks
Write down your personal, material and financial goals.