By Remez Sasson
All of us have goals, even if we don’t consider them as goals. A goal does not be something big and spectacular. Not everyone wants to become a millionaire, own a company, become a businessman, a politician or a famous actor or singer. Most people want just a happy and comfortable life, and their goals are ordinary and simple ones.
Most people want to find a good job, keep their current job, and be promoted in their current job. There are people, whose goal is to go to college and graduate. Others wish to travel abroad or take a vacation. Some desire to find love, and others want to be healthy. Building a muscular body, learning to swim, learning to speak a foreign language, or just the desire look and dress good are also goals.
Even the desires to have enough money to shop, to have fun, or make life more comfortable and enjoyable, are goals.
Most of these goals are achievable and within reach. When fulfilled, we either try to repeat them again and again, or move to other similar sized goals.
You see, even if you think that you don’t have any goals, you actually have them and work toward achieving them.
How can you increase your chances of success? Planning ahead, using affirmations and visualization, and being focused, open-minded, patient, self disciplined, motivated, ambitious and positive increase your chances of success.
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Remez Sasson is an author and blogger. He is the founder of SuccessConsciousness.com, a website and blog about self improvement and spiritual growth.
Remez Sasson is the author of several life transforming books, containing a wealth of information, advice and guidance.
I find positive self-talk of great help in reaching any goal. First I take some time putting the goal into a simple, positive sentence and then memorize it and try to keep it in mind through out the day. For example: “I AM a loving, patient father who always has time for his children.” This is an important goal of mine and one I like to work on often.
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