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The one whose vision is clear on the destination is the one who is successful.
Expression: While moving towards the destination, we generally tend to get distracted with even the little things that happen. Even a small negative or positive incident is enough to distract our thoughts from the destination. We become so busy with such things that our vision moves away and there is no movement forward. Experience: I need to first clarify my goal. Once I have done this, I need to take care that my vision is focused on it. Even when situations come by, trying to distract me I need to remind myself that these are only side-scenes, which are not important for me. It is more important to keep my energies focused towards the goal.
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Goals Should Be :
Research tells us that when we write down a goal we are more likely to achieve it. Written goals can be reviewed regularly, hence they have more long-range power. Like a contract with yourself, they are harder to neglect or forget. Also, by writing goals in the following fashion, you can stimulate your subconscious to be continuously alert to situations that will further those goals.
Should be Six Ps
1. Positive 2. Present Tense 3. Personal 4. Precise 5. Possible 6. Powerful
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1. Positive. State goals in positive rather than negative terms. ("I am a neat and organized person," rather than "I am no longer disorganized.") 2. Present Tense. State goals as though they are being realized right now, or have already been attained. The subconscious mind only operates in the present. If you create goals in the future tense, your subconscious will never get there. 3. Personal. Goals must be about you, and under your control, not about someone else.
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4. Precise. Write goals in a manner that clearly describes what you intend to accomplish. 5. Possible. Goals should be realistic. Achieving them must be within the realm of possibility. 6. Powerful. Use words that convey action and emotion. Place written goals where you will see them at least twice a day. If possible, read them aloud and visualize each one.
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Study
A study says : We have 4 types of thoughts & imaginations -ve thoughts waste thoughts useful thoughts +ve thoughts We use most of ve & waste thoughts ( approx. 95% ) and we use only 3% of useful & 2% of +ve thoughts.
All we need to reverse this process. We need to convert this process to most of time +ve then useful and then waste and if we left with time still we do not dare to think ve.
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Mistake #2: Not having a clear timeframe or deadline Deadlines are a great way to focus the mind and force yourself to make things happen.
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Mistake #6: Not defining the Consequences of Not Achieving Your Goal In addition to making a list of the good things youll get from achieving your goals, also write down a list of the bad things you envision if you never achieve it.
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Mistake #10: Not setting clear milestones on your path to success Break up large goals into a series of milestones. Otherwise, you may have problems assessing your goal, determining your progress, and taking corrective action.
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Thank You
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