Great Thinking

How will your life be better once you have set and achieved goals?

Being fully aware of the bigger picture being effected, and the real emotional attachment you have to your goal will be your motivation driving you through the steps you need to take to achieve your goal.

You can find the motivation you will need for any goal if you ask why, what will this mean to me?  What will it mean to me if I don’t achieve this goal?

Motivation, once you’ve found it, is the fuel to act on your heart’s desires. You must find motivation to move your goals from a thought process, to your heart’s desire. To begin the process of finding your motivation, complete this interview. Why? Because it will help you discover what motivates you:

·        What are my goals and when do I want them to be achieved?

·        Why are these goals important to me?

·        Why must I reach this goal?

·        How will my life be better by achieving this goal?

·        What am I not prepared to do and what am I prepared to do to achieve this goal?

You have started the process of exposing the motivating reasons behind the goals you’ve created. This information is paramount because the reasons driving your desire to accomplish these five most important goals reveal the motivating elements behind your entire life. Do you see a recurring statement in the purpose of the goals you have created?  When you step back a bit, can you see a recurring theme?

Often the goals we create are messages from our intuition that we have tended to shut down in our new Technological era: become healthier, smarter, love more, learn, become more spiritual. What message can you discern from the motivation behind your goals?