[...] ·        Goals 101 – Personal Goals (Article 1 of 5) [...]

[...] ·        Goals 101 – Personal Goals (Article 1 of 5) [...]

[...] Remember none of the above questions show that you are doing anything wrong. That’s not the point of the exercise. It was just for you to reflect on whether there are things you might be doing on a daily basis that make you feel better about yourself because you are not doing what makes you happy. Taking your Life to the next level by setting Goals and Mini-Goals will definitely give you a sense of purpose in your own life.  If you liked this post, you might want to see my Post on Setting Personal Goals here. [...]

[...] If you cannot make money by work you already do and it is not charity, you might reexamine if it is even worth your time. Remember time is one of the few things that we all have the same of. We all have 24 hours in a day, it’s how we apply our time is what matters. After a self-check if you really are capitalizing for the best use of your time, ask yourself if there is something that you would absolutely love to do with some spare time that would boost your income levels and bring in extra money. You may find that you are an expert in sales training or copywriting and do some consulting on the side if you have a day job. Before doing any extra work, visualize with clarity of intention, where you want to go financially. You might visualize yourself financially free because you built a very profitable practice. You really need to see this in your minds eye and feel it. If you can put emotion into your thought, your subconscious will help work towards your goal. For a recap of goal setting, see earlier posts on goals. [...]

[...] one priorities?  You must have harmony and balance in your life to be truly successful.  Your Personal, Family/Relationship, and Financial goals must all be in congruent harmony to achieve a high level [...]