I want to distinguish between vision and goals. Your vision is abstract (I want to travel; I want to lose weight; I want to be a good father.) Goals are tangible (I’m planning a trip to Europe next year; I will weigh 180 lbs by Jan 1; I’ll be home by 6:00 and help get the kids to bed each evening.) Vision sets the direction. Goals translate direction into action. Vision is the “what.” Goals are the “how.” Excellent goals need to meet certain criteria. They should be:
My purpose today is to give you a template to help you turn your vision into more tangible, actionable, powerful goals. Although pretty self-explanatory, let me explain the steps you will go through.
Although there are lots of ways to set goals, I’ve found this exercise to be incredibly powerful. Let me encourage you to go to work translating your vision into tangible, doable goals.
My purpose is to teach you strategies to replace negative patterns with a positive state of mind from which you can achieve your greatest desires and live a joyful and abundant life.
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