Goals - Making Money Quick by Having Your Goals Achieve Themselves
Did you know that if you want to double your income, you can do so in a way that will make your income goals virtually achieve themselves? It's true! Don't get me wrong.
I'm not saying you won't have to put forth any effort; you certainly will.
But there are 3 ways you can make doubling your income--or any other goal--seem more like a walk in the park and less like a climb up a mountain.
They all have to do with how you look at things.
1.
Write down your goal.
This is the first, essential step in any goal-setting process.
Even thinking up your goal is just mental chatter until you write it down.
Writing down your goal will give you something to come back to if you loose sight of what you're after.
More importantly, it will help keep you from losing sight in the first place.
Writing down what you plan to achieve will give you direction and make your goal stand out from all the things you've pondered achieving--but never cared enough to write down.
2.
Imagine you've already achieved your goal.
This is the step that activates the Law of Attraction and really puts you on the path of success.
It will help give you the "soul fuel" to double your income or do anything else you might want to achieve.
When you imagine you've already done what you want to do and gotten what you want, you make it easier to do it/get it "again".
After all, most everything is easier the second time around.
This step helps fool part of your brain into thinking you've already succeeded at your task once before.
It also will help you counteract both fear of failure (because now you know that you can do it; you know what it feels like to succeed) as well as fear of success (because after all, you know what it's like to feel success--and it doesn't involve blowing up, or the world hating you, or falling flat on your face once you've reached the top of that metaphorical mountain!) 3.
Write down what you can't possibly imagine achieving--but would love to.
This is another important step--one that you can "set and forget".
It's important not to dwell too much on what you would like to achieve, but that seems impossible at the moment.
You're only too likely to end up with negative self-talk regarding the goal.
And anyway, you've probably got plenty of other tasks to focus on! But it's still important to write down what kind of goal would exceed your wildest expectations.
Why? Because many people that do so, end up achieving them--without consciously trying! When you write down this kind of goal, you're still setting directions for your subconscious mind to follow.
If at some point you find that you have exceeded all "reasonable" expectations of yourself and have it within your reach to achieve what you once thought impossible, well, you won't be alone.
This step has worked for far too many people to mention.
Of course you should use these three steps with all of your goals--not just to double your income.
Use these three steps and you may just find yourself healthier, wealthier, and wiser.
I'm not saying you won't have to put forth any effort; you certainly will.
But there are 3 ways you can make doubling your income--or any other goal--seem more like a walk in the park and less like a climb up a mountain.
They all have to do with how you look at things.
1.
Write down your goal.
This is the first, essential step in any goal-setting process.
Even thinking up your goal is just mental chatter until you write it down.
Writing down your goal will give you something to come back to if you loose sight of what you're after.
More importantly, it will help keep you from losing sight in the first place.
Writing down what you plan to achieve will give you direction and make your goal stand out from all the things you've pondered achieving--but never cared enough to write down.
2.
Imagine you've already achieved your goal.
This is the step that activates the Law of Attraction and really puts you on the path of success.
It will help give you the "soul fuel" to double your income or do anything else you might want to achieve.
When you imagine you've already done what you want to do and gotten what you want, you make it easier to do it/get it "again".
After all, most everything is easier the second time around.
This step helps fool part of your brain into thinking you've already succeeded at your task once before.
It also will help you counteract both fear of failure (because now you know that you can do it; you know what it feels like to succeed) as well as fear of success (because after all, you know what it's like to feel success--and it doesn't involve blowing up, or the world hating you, or falling flat on your face once you've reached the top of that metaphorical mountain!) 3.
Write down what you can't possibly imagine achieving--but would love to.
This is another important step--one that you can "set and forget".
It's important not to dwell too much on what you would like to achieve, but that seems impossible at the moment.
You're only too likely to end up with negative self-talk regarding the goal.
And anyway, you've probably got plenty of other tasks to focus on! But it's still important to write down what kind of goal would exceed your wildest expectations.
Why? Because many people that do so, end up achieving them--without consciously trying! When you write down this kind of goal, you're still setting directions for your subconscious mind to follow.
If at some point you find that you have exceeded all "reasonable" expectations of yourself and have it within your reach to achieve what you once thought impossible, well, you won't be alone.
This step has worked for far too many people to mention.
Of course you should use these three steps with all of your goals--not just to double your income.
Use these three steps and you may just find yourself healthier, wealthier, and wiser.
