Have You Written Your “101 Goals” List Yet?
I can define what a goal is in just 5 words: “A dream with a deadline.”
Goal setting is the single most important life skill that over 97% of people never learn how to do properly.
In Brian Tracy’s book Goals – How to Get Everything You Want Faster Than You Ever Thought Possible – he claims that “Less than 3% of adults have clear written goals with plans on how to achieve them.”
The keyword is written. Those who earn most of the money, who are the best athletes and who are the top producers in any type of business have written goals.
They are the 3% Club who can predict and even anticipate their future by creating it.
Sadly, most entrepreneurs resist taking an hour each month write-down their goals. But my experience has taught me that a written goal has 10X the achievement possibility than a goal that just lingers in my mind.
Go to Google and you’ll find hundreds of resources on the goal-setting and goal-achievement. Here are 3 of my of my highest recommendations:
1) Book: Double Your Income Doing What You Love by Raymond Aaron
2) Pictures: Goals achievement images on Google
3) Website: Setting Goals 101 has lots of free resources
If you’ve read this far and you still are resisting writing down your goals or “dreams with deadlines,” then I have one final recommendation for you. It changed my life and I know that it has changed the lives of many of the world’s top business thought leaders.
What I’m talking about is your 101 Goals List. My good friend Jack Canfield writes about it on page 56 of The Success Principles. I encourage to make your own 101 Goals list and here’s a fast, easy and reliable way to get started now.
What To Do Now: Click here to get the 101 Goals Generator which helps your mind start thinking of twelve different categories goal-setting and goal-achievement to focus on.
Categories include: Places to Visit, Skills to Learn, Things to Own, Financial Milestones and Risks to Take, just to name a few. What’s most important is not to list your 101 as fast as possible, but to get started as fast as possible.
I’m interested in reading you 10 goals from your 1o1 Goals List in the Reply section of this post.
Here are 10 of mine:
1) Fly in a hot air balloon with my wife, Aimee - DONE!
2) Travel on an African safari in Tanzania, Africa - DONE THIS JUNE!
3) Become a multi-millionaire - DONE!
4) Have dinner at the White House - not yet :-)
5) Fly in a jet at Mach 2 speed - not yet :-)
6) Speak on stage at the TED conference - not yet :-)
7) Build a family home from ground up - DONE!
8) Host a Teleseminar with over 3,000 listeners - DONE!
9) Do a “house swap” with a family in Barcelona, Spain - not yet :-)
10) Build an online list of over 250,000 subscribers - DONE!
Here’s the thing: I wrote down my 101 Goals in 2006 and I’ve already achieved over of one-third of them!
You can too. But it all starts by writing them down. As my good friend, Glenn Dietzel often says, “Writing is the doing part of thinking.”
Bottom line: Good writing is good thinking.
But don’t just think … get wrtiing. Start writing here (in the Reply section of this blog post) and declare to yourself and the rest of world what you want to accomplish most … go ahead, do it now, please.
Grab your mouse and write down just 10 of your 101 Goals List right now in the Reply section of this blog post (click on the gold box on the upper right – see it?
Do it now while it’s still fresh on your mind because it will just take 5 minutes out of your day, but what you discover will last you a lifetime and help leave your legacy.
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I hope I’ve inspired you enough to grab your mouse and write down 10 of your 101 Goals.
You 10 goals list doesn’t have to be perfect, just written. Remember: Sloppy success is better than perfect mediocrity.
C’mon … let me and the rest of the world see ‘em!
~ Alex
Hi Alex,
It’s funny, I’ve never had a problem coming up with goals. They’ve tended to be short lists of short/medium term goals which I’ve then focused on and achieved. I loved the idea of the 101 goals so I printed it out and started working on it. For some reason, the simple fact of being forced into specific categories made it much harder than ever before to complete the list and I quickly realised that the time it would take me to complete it would divert me from valuable time working on my current goals!
My current goals are:
1) To launch my new information product before the end of May 2009.
2) To quit my job by the end of 2009 due to my income from my Internet business.
3) To order a sport boat at the Southampton Boat Show in September this year.
4) To buy a holiday home by January 2010.
5) To attend the Big Seminar in 2010.
Nothing grand, but all achievable! :)
Kind regards,
-John Landells.
[Tech Blogger]
Here’s one for you,
I remember about a two years ago, I was pretty fed up with my life. I was overweight, wasn’t happy and didn’t have anyone special in my life. So, among many goals, one on my list was to get into a happy relationship. Within 3 months I was in a happy relationship and within a year I was engaged. I couldn’t be happier today.
God, I love goals,
Brian
cleverwebtech.com
This is a nice way to coax people into action Alex, and thanks for sharing your top ten goals.
Here’s mine:
1) Build an internet business that allows me to work from home – DONE
2) Take my two sons on many great trips – in process
3) Swim with dolphins – DONE – with my sons last summer
4) Create a list community of over 250K – on the way
5) Build a house from the ground up on at least 10 acres of land – not yet
6) Have a house at the beach – not yet
7) Have a house in the mountains – not yet
8) Have a garage full of Classic Mustangs – not yet
9) Ski Colorado – not yet
10) Travel the world – not yet
Just writing these ten and seeing what I have done and still have yet to do is very motivating and inspiring…thanks bro!
OK, who’s gonna go next?
Jeff Herring
Article Marketing Guy
http://www.ArticleMarketingGuy.com
Great article Alex! Here’s 10 of mine:
1. Become a member of the Transformational Leadership Council – Not yet
2. Have the mentorship of transformational leaders and have them as my ‘family.’ — ACHIEVED!!
3. Become one of the highest recognized and respected names and leaders in the Personal Growth industry through creating an incredible legacy of positively impacting and dramatically changing the world for the better. — Not yet
4. Visit the Pyramids in Egypt, go to the top of Mt. Sinai and view the stars, and visit Stone Henge. – Not yet
5. Speak and present on stage to over 100k people. – Not yet!
6. Sing/perform to a raving crowd of 100k people! – Not yet!
7. Become a master of Music Theory, composition, and counterpoint! – Not yet!
8. Appear on Oprah – Not yet.
9. Be the star of an action movie — Not yet
10. Earn 15 Billion dollars — Err, still got a little ways to go on this one! :-D
11. Leave this world better than it was when I came into it.
–Sean Patrick Simpson
**The Mindset Apprentice**
Twitter @vpsean
Hey Alex,
Great post…Here are some of my goals, or “bucket list.”
1) Play the song “Live Like You Were Dying” with Grammy award-winning songwriter Craig Wiseman.
2) Learn to play piano by ear.
3) Run the Boston Marathon.
4) Create a $5000 a month passive income stream.
I would say #1 and #4 are the stretch goals.
I love writing Life Intentions. Surprising how many things happen when written.
Intentions written 12/2007 now completed:
Photograph in Africa for over a month
Photograph the Gorillas in Africa
Zip line in Costa Rica
Photograph the birds of Costa Rica
All these have “victory” written by them (got that from Mark Victor Hansen)
Still intend to:
Climb Kilimanjaro
Climb Mt Whitney
Spend a month each year in Hawaii
Enjoy a home on Hawaii overlooking the ocean
Become a cash millionnaire
Keep my weight at +/- 145#
Now I’ll print out your worksheet to enlarge my list.
Thanks for the encouragement.
Ooooh, I’ll play! Thanks for the invitation, Alex.
1. Double my income (again!) by the end of May.
2. Reduce my necessary work hours to 15 hours/week by the end of May.
3. Buy a new home and move in by July (totally on track with this one!)
4. Take yoga class twice a week (done – at least right now).
5. Launch my VIP mentoring retreat days by the end of April.
6. Go horseback riding in Montana (not yet).
7. Take mini-retreats somewhere gorgeous at least once a month. (Sedona in a few weeks will be a good start).
8. Find a master mind group of spiritually-based, successful entrepreneurs.
9. Launch “The Abundant Healer” program – I’ve been thinking on this, but I’ll be bold and set a date here: July 2009.
10. Start doing in-person speaking and events by July 2009.
On the grander scale of things, I’d like to take my income into the seven-figure range by the end of 2010 … why not, right? :-)
Thanks for the exercise!
My 10 ten goals:
1. Be the woman God always intended me to be: self-expressed with joy, fll of vitality, motivatinal, Generous and a terrific partner – a process I’m in
2. Hand the keys to a brand new Acura SCV to my amazing husband- 2009 will happen
3. Create massive residual income with NuSkin Enterprises anti-aging products- in process
4. Reside in a large estate with live-in housekeeper and cook- not yet
5. Create amazing relationships with my 4 step children and 3 daughters- in process, great progress last 2 years
6. Mother and hug fatherless babies in Romania- scheduled for 2010
7. Visit Caribbean (2004), Cancun (2009) Cuba, China and Chile
8. Create an energetic, loving, motivated team of at least 133 executives who choose to earn massive residual income to the tune of $500,000+ per year.
9. Build a custom vacation home in Costa Rica- purchasing land now
10. Teach my 5 grandchildren about entrepreneurship- (6mos, 2, 2.5, 15 and 17)- attending MMI in May
11. Teach my daughters about goal setting- 2009 in process
Right on…I have taken on the habit of daily writing “gratitude” statements and writing a list of “great” accomplishments I have done in my life like running three marathons. This habit has help me tremendously with bring blessing from the universe..Secret style.
But ..even though I have listed my goals before I have not been committed to making them work for me..so..here goes..and btw…my accountability partner will know about these
10 Goals
1. Never work for anyone but me
2. Become a business associate of Richard Branson
3. Help 1 million Entrepreneurs Triple Their Income and Double Their Time Off
4. Have my wife work WHEN she wants
5. Be in the Business Hall of Fame in My province
6. Be a father my kids always want to be with ..even when they leave home.
7. See the Olympic Hockey tournament in 2014
8. Have a home in the Caribbean
9. Die healthy
10. Be a Speaker in all continents ..except the Antartica
11. …have a list of 50,000 “buyers”
Alex,
You are so on-target. As one who trains professional and non-professional actors, it amazes me that so many of these folks do not have goals.
Musical Theatre auditions, as well as auditions for non-musical plays, display this lack of discipline so well.
I ask my actors, “What does Tiger Woods spend most of his time doing? Think of any major athlete, or accomplished musician…where does most of their time go?”
Invariably, the answer is Practice or Training.
“Correct!” I say. “But practicing WHAT? The fancy moves or the basics?”
They all know the answer, yet actors are a different breed. It’s the nature of the business. The mindset tends to be “If I’m not in rehearsal and I’m not in a class or training program, and there are no auditions coming up, then there’s nothing to work on.”
WRONG! It is focus on the basics of acting that 95 – 97 percent of all actors lack. Due to the nature of the craft, actors rely on intuition when crafting a role (whether for the film, play or musical theatre audition) — which is fine: an actor must trust his gut. However, the discipline of acting requires a more cerebral approach and exploration, to be balanced with the intuition.
Thank you, Alex. Goals are a major focus of my work with actors, and they all point back to the basics.
Here’s to your continued success!
–Tom
Write my book “On Earth.”
Attend every TR event.
Create the software that OPA/RPM and “Dreaming In Code” aimed to be.
All debts paid, including my mortgage.
$10,000 in momentum investing.
Semi-annual trips to Disney with my family.
$333 a day in passive income. (It’s getting closer.)
Alex,
Another great post. Having goals written down definitely sends the message to your subconscious that you are serious.
Here are 10 of my goals.
1) Sell 2,000,000 copies of my book, “What’s In Your Water?”
2) Donate $2,000,000 to Wateraid, http://www.WaterAidAmerica.org
3) Own a brand new Silver Maserati Quattroporte Sport Automatic
4) Own my first home
5) Donate $100,000 to Crossroads Theatre Company
6) Learn to speak Spanish Fluently
7) Receive $500 per day in commissions from selling Aquasana’s water Filtration Systems
8) See Lebron James play in an NBA game in person
9) Complete an audio version of my book
10) Complete my trademark application
Another great post that makes you stop and reflect on where you are in life.
When I did sales training in the corporate world, one of the first things that we had the new salespeople do was write down their top 3 goals for the next 90 days, and they had to post an image of what success was to them.
I’m very visually-oriented myself, so I keep a calendar with beautiful beach scenes right by my desk in my home office to inspire me to achieve one of my goals, which is to live oceanfront.
So here’s my 10:
1. Live oceanfront (To come)
2. Quit my “day job” for good DONE
3. Have a home-based work, flexible lifestyle on my own terms DONE
4. Have my own company DONE
5. Move back to California (To come)
6. Become well-known for helping employees protect their livelihoods, and laid off employees get their lives back by empowering them to have a “Plan B” beyond the corporate world (in process)
7. Become well-known for helping the “little guy and gal” succeed in business through savvy no-cost and low-cost Marketing techniques (in process)
8. Have an information product and service brand franchise like “Chicken Soup For The Soul” or “Rich Dad” (in process)
9. Write follow-up books on healthy eating to my original work for adults aimed at helping teens and kids (in process)
10. Start a foundation that helps people who can’t afford organic and other healthy foods, get access to them and eat right (to come)
And when I achieve all that, I’m sure I’ll have another 10! After all, “life’s a journey, not a destination” as per Aerosmith’s song.
Melanie Jordan
Author of “What You Know Is Worth More Than You Know(TM) -
Achieving The Life You Were Meant To Have By Making Money From What YOU Know!”
Alex I bought the book and audio CD and the teen book. I am a counselor and a “Breakthrough” Coach . I love this stuff. Why not learn from the best? You do a great job marketing what I want. I learn from seeing all your copy.
Hi Alex,
While I have written list of goals I’d like to accomplish I haven’t written 101 goals so thanks for the encouragement. It’s something I’ll work on this weekend.
When the author of “100 Things to Do Before You Die” passed away there were articles in the press saying how he hadn’t achieved all his goals. I remember thinking that they had missed the point. It takes courage to state your goals publicly. And he had achieved a significant number of his goals. It’s his achievements that should have been applauded rather than the goals that he wasn’t granted the time to complete.
Just today John Paul Mendocha aka “Dr Speedselling” said in a teleseminar that we’re all going to pass on with a long list of things to do but that this shouldn’t be a deterrent. Instead, it should spur you on to write your goal list as quickly as possible because this will help to direct your focus and you’ll achieve so much more than if you don’t have a goal list.
Thanks Alex for all your great work. Here are my goals. Time to putthem out to the universe in writing.
1. Live in Hawaii – done
2. Have a vaction home in the islands – not yet
3. Write a book – starting it now
4. Scuba dive on a live aboard for 10 days. – planning it now
5. Make a million dollars in 1 year. not yet
6. Outsource my business – not yet
7. Build a self storage business – done – working on another one
8. Passive income of $30,000 a month – not yet
9. travel to Thailand and Bali – not yet
10. Find an Incredible women – not yet
Thanks Alex,
I just listened to a speaker talk about the steps to success which included goal setting. Be specific, write them down, give them a deadline. Here are mine:
1. Move to Charleston, SC—in the works
2. Have my son graduate from Porter Gaud academy with honors
3. Retire my parents and support them financially in the lifestyle they deserve. Ditto my in-laws
4. Travel the world with my son and husband
5. Open a Wellness Center in 2009.
6. Attain the rank of Royal Diamond in my company, NIKKEN by 2010
7. Increase my residual income to $20,000 per month
8. Invite my entire family, in-laws and all on an all expense paid Mediterranean Cruise in the summer of 2010
9. Build a large waterfront compound where the entire family could live
10. Fund an animal rescue system and no kill shelter in my city.
Thank you for this opportunity!
Maureen Hayes
Dear Alex …
Hello. This is RAYMOND AARON. I am so honoured that you have spoken so highly of my book DOUBLE YOUR INCOME DOING WHAT YOU LOVE. I worked on this book for 26 years to develop the easy and powerful principles of goal attainment that you and so many others around the world have enjoyed. I am deeply grateful for your acknowledgment of me and my book.
May you thrive and be blessed in all you do.
Raymond Aaron (or, as Twitterers would say @RaymondAaron)
Alex,
Thank you for the gentle “kick in the butt” on getting our goals written.
Here are our 10 common goals:
1. Travel in our motor home – working where and when we choose. With a portable hot tub, of course :)
2. Create a foundation to help others of all ages to achieve their dreams.
3. To see who rules at Fighter Town.
4. Pay off our house. (Soon to be completed)
5. Create amazing friendships with people we meet at seminars all over the world. (Done and still going :))
6. Create 3 loving, caring children who still like to give us hugs and kisses. (Done – waiting for kisses and hugs now)
7. To be the “Coolest Couple”! (Done – and working to keep it up)
8. Become a multi-millionaire.
9. Become the “couple’s coach” for Internet Marketing.
10. Celebrate 50 years of marriage on the moon!
–Pat & Lorna
http://PatAndLorna.com http://TheCoolestCouple.com
Great Post! Good to bring these out again. Thanks Alex.
1. Complete Book before birthday -12/25 – re-purpose 4 dif ways
2. Give consistently & benevolently to target organizations
3. Get new blog running for new company – started
4. 2 Teleseminars per month – doing 1st one this week
5. Interview 10 experts before birthday – 12/25
6. Take family on Cruise – they don’t want to go…can u believe it?
7. Build my list doing 3 specific things each day – going well
8. Help husband grow his investing career – 4 years & counting
9. See my master mind & accountability partners grow exponentially
10. Create residual income of $5,000 by birthday – 12/25
I guess you now know Christmas Day means a lot to me. :)
Kellie
http://www.kelliefrazier.com
Thank you Alex for your great inspiration and encouragement to write down our goals. It does work. Here are a few of mine:
1) Be the Godly wife, mother and inspiration for my spouse and children. (In progress..)
2) Purchase my first investment apartment complex in 2009….to be done!
3)Purchase at least 3 investment properties in the next 4 months to be done!
4)Visit Panama by summer! Pending!
5)Consistently bring in $10,000 per month by 9/2009….to be done!
6)Family vacation by August, 2009.
7)Purchase 2 acre property in Jamaica for special project for orphans etc…to be done! (Property selected already….)
Alex,
You were absolutely amazing on the Optimization Mastery call Friday, April 3rd! I think your self-grade of B+ was a whole grade level low (listened until you hung up the phone that night). Any of us who speak to large groups can appreciate the energy level, focus and presence of mind you so masterfully demonstrated. Great job!
I started writing my goals in June, 2006 after listening to Goals! with Brian Tracy. He encourages writing in the possessive…as if you have already achieved.
1. I write best-selling books and articles. Done/now learning from you how to make them best-sellers. :-)
2. I coach top business leaders. Done
3. I collect $1000,000 a year in passive income. In Process
4. I am debt-free. Done
5. I educate my children in the best colleges with no student loans. 1 done and 1 to go. YES!
6. I travel with my wife to exotic beach resorts. Some/want more
7. I give thousands of dollars to charity. Done and growing.
8. I lead high impact leadership seminars. Done (launching teleseminars) :-)
9. I produce $21,000 a week. In process
10. I speak to a large national audience weekly. In process
Thanks for asking, Alex!
So grateful for you.
Lamar
Hi Alex,
Great “POST”….
I would like to give you one of my first and foremost goals for this year…. That goal is to own a 1965 Shelby Mustang GT500, Pearl White with Navy Blue Strips to sit next to my 1977 Mustang Cobra II Shelby Edition….
Thank you for the “GREAT READING”….
Philip J. Mutrie
http://www.PhilMutrie.com
Thank you so much Alex for the
PPP (pure positive post) with total
focus on creation. Much welcomed.
I’m working on the list and will post
again as soon as I’m DONE.
i am unfortunately among the 97%.
will strip it from my mind and put it in writing
by the end of this month.
this, at least is a goal
I’ll certainly try to start listing my goals. My father was an inveterate list maker. I remember on the day that my sister got married, his list said “Marry off daughter.” That night, the task was dutifully crossed off, along with the other chores for that day. My tasks will be a bit more long-term until I learn to make short, achievable goals. And I think the “achievable” part is critical to making progress.
Let me try again … this time with my list:
1. Launch my full website and coaching business.
2. Launch a second website on a “living green” basis.
3. Finish writing the book that’s been sitting on the back burner.
4. Bike across America.
5. Retire from working for others, and start working for myself.
6. Earn a minimum of $10,000 per month.
7. Buy a new car that gets a minimum of 75 mpg
8. Do ten paid speaking engagements.
9. Go on the IONS cruise to Alaska this autumn.
10. Complete my list of 101 things to do
Ten goals: This will be fun!
1) become an inspiring published children’s book author.
2) Health becoming better
3) wealth to flow to me easily
4) to meet Jack Canfiled
5) to adopt another child
6) to give more
7) inspire others
8) find new friendships
9) live the best life as life is too short to worry about the small stuff
10) To create a wonderful product that will help the world;)
This is in no particular order… income ? to become a multi millionaire by the time I reach fourty.
That was fun!
Charlotte
This was a great idea, Alex. I agree that writing goals truly makes them real, it’s the putting them into action that takes tenacity, motivation and commttment. Here’s where I am today, April 10, 2009
1. Have my book on Self-Esteem/Self-Empowerment written and published by the end of 2009 (chapters are done, I just need to have them edited and published!)
2. Have my audio CD’s which enhance and improve people’s lives selling like hotcakes from my website (on my way)
3. Get on Oprah as a self-esteem, self-empowerment advisor
4. Do teleseminars for thousands of people around the globe (started)
5. Do live, in-person programs that will motivate and inspire people to live authentically empowered.
6. Have my audio CD’s sold through HSN &/or Hay House
7. Expand my psychotherapy practice
I have my goals… now I need the wherewithal to see them to fruition. Thanks for the push. Loren
1. Finish the RN program and pass the NCLEX.
2. Write my second book and get it published in 2010.
3. Add Autism training to my certifications and start a consulting business for parents of children with autism within six months.
4. Live better by healthful living and regular exercise.
5. Spend more time with my grandchildren.
6. Vist my children who live thousands of miles away more often.
7. Plan for Christmas now.
8. Take a week’s vacation at our time-share cabin in Tennessee.
9. Visit my childhood neighborhood on Carver Creek in Missouri with my husband who has never been there.
10. Print these resolutions and post them by my computer.
Hi Alex,
I read your post about writing down your 10 most “important” goals, and it got me thinking. So here’s my “bucket list”…
1) See my country return to the principles of our founding.
2) Say “Thank You” to every American Soldier i meet.
3) Fire my boss.
4) Become my own bank/finance company.
5) Earn enough to live on 10%, and give 90% to charity.
6) Achieve peace in all aspects of my life at the same time.
(Spiritual, Health, Relationships, Career, Financial)
7) Ride off into the sunset, with a beautiful woman holding on to me
and my Harley.
8) Visit the wonders of the world in 365 days. (There are more than 7)
9) Walk 18 holes with Tiger at the Master’s.
10) Take my grandson/granddaughter (not born yet) to a ball game.
Alex, i confess i have not completed any of these yet, but i want to thank you for making me think again, about what is truly important.
Gary Weinberger~
Hi Alex, here goes…
Continue Internet Marketing education
stay healthy
stay happy
buy another boat, over 42 feet
afford to be charitable
make good friends
go to church more often
keep things in perspective
think of others needs-not mine
meet successful internet marketers
JUST HAVE FUN
Thanks Alex
Thanks for the opportunity to write some goals.
1. Have good health
2.Take my wife on a 2 week vacation to Hawaii. June 2009
3.. Have 30 people show up to my first CEO Space Preview. April 14,2009
4.. Donate $100,000.00 to charity. August 2009
5. Have dinner with Jack Canfield. May 2009
6. Take my family children, grandchildren to the Bahamas
7. Speak at a major Motivational Seminar.
8. Travel the World.
9. Raise money for the homeless.
10. Teach farming practices in a thrid world country.
Alex,
You provide more good resources and tools than any other coach/guru out there. Bravo! I printed out your 101 goals sheet and each day I update it. Very satisfying and focusing exercise. My main goals:
1. Make my vision on the inside so compelling that my outer reality must conform. Not yet.
2. Develop a solid 6 figure income in 2009. Not yet
3. Help as many people in as many ways as possible. Not yet.
4. Turn my house into an energy efficient showcase on the cheap. In progress
5. Buy a 50 mpg plug-in hybrid electric 4 wheel drive SUV. Not yet.
Thanks Alex. Keep speaking, teaching, training. Love it.
Tom Cosgrove
http://www.flatlegalfees.com
Alex, as promised, to complete my
4/10/09 4:56 PM post:
1. Create a 101 Goals List. Done!
2. Earn 82K+ per year as an entrepreneur.
3. Sell coaching sessions at $97 ea.
4. Build 2 homes from the ground up.
5. Build an online list of 100,000+ subscribers.
6. Work from home.
7. Holiday in Istanbul.
8. Throw a party with 100+ guests.
9. Own and wear a Cartier Tank watch.
10. Become a deca-millionaire.
Again, thanks for theoportunity Alex,
Phil
My 10 Goals…………………
1.) Achieve 100,000 annual Income thru my Home based Business w/in 5 years from Now
2.) Start My Missions Association to Train, Support, & Send Missionaries thruout the World
3.) Develop & Produce a Self-Help Course for the masses
4.) Own a Martin OMC Richie Acoustic/Electric Guitar
5.) Drop 60lbs in 2 yrs & maintain that wt.
6.) Take my wife to Italy for a Month
7.) Have a totally free Lifestyle to do What I want, When I want With whom I want When I want (by the time I am 60…Iam 53.5 now)
8.) Write a book based on my Favorite book of the Bible-Ecclesiastes
9.) Own my House FREE & CLEAR
10.) make $$ as a public Speaker & speak all over the world
Hi Alex!
My goals !
1) Be a World ReKnowned Life Coach for Empowerment and Fulfillment
in Living with my own Empowerment Institute.
2) Have 5 internationally trained life coaches be affiliated with my
Institute.
3) Be married to a Loving, Charming, Intelligent, Spiritual man and
have my wedding at Pangkor Laut Resort, Malaysia.
4) My daughter and son get an education that develops their mind
and spirit to become extraordinary individuals in society.
5) Husband and I bring in a passive income of $2million per year.
6) Husband and I own homes in Melbourne, Kuala Lumpur and New
York.
7) Getting non-stop calls from clients signing up for my coaching
sessions every day.
8) A World Reknowned Trainer/Speaker for Women Empowerment.
9) Take my parents Mecca for their yearly pilgrimage.
10) My husband takes me out on a dinner once a week for every
week of our lives and catch up with each other.
Thanks Alex for giving me the space to create an amazing life for myself and my family!
Hi Alex
This was a great article to read and be inspired by. It reminded me of why I should think about my goals in a more conscious way.
Here are a few of my them.
1. To have my paintings and sculpture recognized and hanging in national art galleries and local galleries around the world. New York , London. California, Rome, Venice, Australia, Ottawa, Toronto, and Germany to name but a few.
2. To sell my work and be commissioned to create large installations of sculpture and paintings for buildings inside and outside.
3.To have my on line art school create such a buzz and interest that people will be toatally inspired to to learn about art and practice it to find joy in their lives and fullfill a creative urge. To create a huge financial success that I earn over a million dollars this year from the launch of the on line art school allyciasartlessons.com this summer.That this expands and will allow me to invite other artists to teach and share their expertise for the school and make an income.
4. To build a brand new studio with a gallery, and all the equipment I need to create the art I want to make and share with the world.
5. To create a foundation that supports the interests of children in learning about art and to pay artists a good wage to teach kids what they know and create wonderful experiences and life time memories.
6. To travel the world and see many of the countries and cities that I have only read about. London, Australia, Hawaii, South America, Germany, Thailand, France, Argentina.
7. To rebuild my house and have the all the bells and whistles and furniture I have long thought about. To have a guest house for family and friends to join us when they visit.
8.To Take all the business and personal growth courses I would like.
9. To Scuba dive off the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the reefs in the Caribbean, Argentina to swim with the whales, and go to the Galapagos.
10. To own several properties in different parts of the world, a house on the coast to British Columbia, A place on the the ocean front in California, a place in Italy, Tuscany and one in the Caribbean.
These are just a few of my favorite goals.
Cheers
Allycia Uccello
Jeanne writes:THANKS AXEX FOR THIS FOCUS ON GOALS, AND THE FACT ONLY 3% write down their goals. I am 73 and starting with others an internet company for people who have dreams, and need the training and support to be successful. Printed the 101 Goal Generator, and read the blog. I notice there were some pretty lofty intentions and opened ended goals. Admirable, but that is where I am. Vision but lack of the plan. I decided to take this list and really do a life review of my accomplishments, and started from there. Currently my TODAY ONLY list reads,(Remember, It’s Saturday)
I will: Make a list of all my passwords, related to my internet business.
2. Pot the herb plants before they die, intented use for cooking,
3. multitask: Do the laundry
4. I will send out marketing campaign e-mail 3000 ads.
5. I will Create order with Divine Guidance in the office: Paper management.
5. Call my Friend of 45 years.
6 Shopping trip with husband and dinner out.
7. Relaxation: Barbara Strisands music.
Now the real list is:
Develop my internet business,
Learn skills: Branding me, writing copy, social media internet marketing,
Health : Write and implement optimal health plan quarterly, e.g.Exercise 5 days a week at Spa, walk 2 miles four times a week when temperatures are about 40. ,
Cook creatively to keep the new diet interesting,
Travel Trips: Chicago to support my granddaughter’s fund raiser, Women for Women to provide entrapeneurial funds for women in Afghanistan, Denver to see new home of my daughter and her family. Ocela Iowa, Sister and family, Businesswise I am networking locally with my Alumni group, NJ Women Business Group, and using support from Rutgers Univeristy State Business training. When I turned 65 I asked myself and others, if you knew you were going to live for the next 30 years what would you do? Most people don’t even consider that, Culturally: This year, I have seen 10 plays, 11 operas, and used three Museum memberships, and attended church regularly, and am currently taking an ongoing course using Marshall Rosenberg’s “Non Violent Communition: a language for life”
Just ten? Mmmmm…
1) Get all my kids through University comfortably
2) Make my new businesses function at the highest levels
3) Go to BTS 2010 with all my family and spend some time in the USA after
4) Pay off all credit card debt by the end of this year
5) Buy at least two investment properties in the next year
6) Go on a holiday over the New Year end of 2009
7) Make over 100k this year from new websites
8) Have at least one day a week off
9) Meditate every day for at least half an hour
10) Spend at least an hour a day playing with the kids
Obviously I have a lot more but this is the concentration at the moment. Thanks for the opportunity to share them Alex
Oh and if you want help with the goal for Barcelona then just ask Alex.
What a great read and great opportunity to expand.
Ten goals are (the rest – 101 goals to be finished this evening).
1. Organise the house, book work and tax and become stress free.
2. Build a successful acupuncture & healing business
3. Take atleast 1 day off a week
4. Triple my income in 3 months
5. Plan a holiday with my partner to France
6. Continue looking after my health and body and maintain & improve my weightloss.
7. Meditate
8. Enjoy and love my family and have quality time with them.
9. Commune with Nature
10. Read more.
Thanks, that was a great.
Looking forward to doing more and reviewing them.
Could you please translate your blog into Italian because I’m not so comfortable reading it in English? I’m getting tired of using Google Translate all the time, there is a cool WP plugin called like global translator which will render all your articles by default- this would make reading articleson your great blog even more enjoyable. Cheers mate, Sadie Nooman!