Do This To Skyrocket Reaching Your Goals
The power of intention
At the beginning of the year, I set a big scary goal. Like super scary goal to increase my income. Deep down, I felt achieving the goal was possible and had a general idea of what it would take to reach it. That said, nothing was concrete. I only had a general direction of where to start.
So I started off doing to parts I could and laying the foundation for growth. The funny thing is that almost immediately things changed. I’ve learned so many new things, opportunities for help and guidance have presented themselves and I feel more and more confident each day that the goal will be reached by year-end.
It’s incredibly scary. But also exhilarating. I feel a sense of adventure and promise. I am still very much in the middle of this story unfolding. That said, I have made a few observations:
Setting the Intention Puts the Goal in Motion
Setting the intention is the most important step. It puts everything in motion. Without the intention, you haven’t set the directive.
Preparation sets the stage for growth
The act of preparing for growth puts your mind in a state of anticipation. This is powerful. Ordinary events become an opportunity because your perspective has been updated.
Start with what you can
Starting when the path isn’t clear can be scary. You aren’t fully confident in your actions. That said, I’ve gained the most clarity once I’ve taken action. You can’t steer a parked car. At least if you’re in motion, you can adjust as you go.
Take stock of existing resources
I hadn’t realized that I had previously purchased or gotten access to courses and materials that speak directly to where I want to go. Remarkably, of course, some action items I want to accomplish aren’t new. I had previously overlooked how valuable some resources are without even realizing it.
Remain humble enough to learn
I’ve learned more in the past 2 months about money finance and how to grow it than I had in the past 2 years. That’s a huge statement considering I already have 3 businesses and make it a practice to reinvest in my financial education every year.
I have yet to reach my goal, it’s only 2 months into the year but the path to achieving it no longer feels like a pipe dream. Instead, it’s getting more and more clear each day.






