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No Longer A Slave To Success

“The path to mastery is becoming detached to the outcomes of life’s events.” R.Sharma

When you try to force something to happen, you’re missing what IS happening. Sometimes the best things in life are unfolding right in front of us. Yet we miss them because we’re focused on what “WE” want out of the situation instead of perhaps what is being offered right in front of us. (more…)

Starting A Better Life With Goals

This section explains how to set personal goals. It starts with your lifetime goals, and then works through a series of lower level plans culminating in a daily to do list.

By setting up this structure of plans you can break even the biggest life goal down into a number of small tasks that you need to do each day to reach the lifetime goals.

The first step in setting personal goals is to consider what you want to achieve in your lifetime, as setting lifetime goals that gives you the overall perspective that shapes all other aspects of your decision making process. To help give you a broad, and balanced coverage of all important areas in your life, try to set goals in some or all of the following categories: (more…)

A New You With Goal Setting

Have you ever seen Joe Versus the Volcano? I watched it the other night and it made me think. “Why do we have to get shaken out of our stupor with a near death event or a tragic event to decide to live our lives the way we want?”

Why do you want to go through out life living it with less vitality, fun, ambition and adventure than you are capable of? I don’t know, but we all do it to some degree. We all have an area of our lives that we spend time doing or being a part of when we would rather be, do or have something else.

Then one day we get an inkling that we’re not happy and that maybe we would like to change something. So we set a goal and get fired up, try the change for a bit and get sucked back into a life of mediocrity. All the while beating ourselves up for failing. At the same time reinforcing our ideas that we never were meant to succeed. Must be the genetics. Can’t do it without the support of my spouse, boss, children, or family.
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