Setting Goals That Count

But you also need to know how to make decisions and how those decisions will affect your life and your goals.

Setting Goals That Count: The Relationship Between Your Goals And Your Decisions

We have worked hard to develop our Top goals, ideas, dreams, and opportunities and made them our priorities. By doing this, we want to use these goals to influence every decision that we make. By having a commitment to these goals, everyday critical decisions will become much simpler.

Setting Goals That Count: Grow In The Decision Process

Keeping your top goals close to your heart gives you the instant awareness that you need to make these critical decisions. One example could be something as simple as should I order dessert while another decision could involve your decision to remove a negative influence on your life. All of these decisions will ultimately shape the outcome of the future for you. Being absolute in your decisiveness will help you succeed.

Setting Goals That Count: Have Confidence In Your Decisions

Most of us will take time everyday during the challenges we face and second guess our decisions. This is fully normal in somebody's world, but now you are not somebody, you are changing to become extraordinary. Second guessing is one of the biggest enemies to change. Today, eliminate the second guessing by keeping your top goals in sight and having a clear understanding of what is important.

Setting Goals That Count: Be Quick And Precise

Making decisions quickly is a learned process but can be easily obtained by having a clear focus on the future. Each decision bears some weight, but quick and solid decision making will only accelerate your success in reaching your goals.

Setting Goals That Count: Never Keep The Naysayer's

One of the hardest parts of reaching your goals is developing a strong support group and having that support group available to reinforce us all of the time. Everyday, we are faced with the challenges of living and change. Now we want to accelerate that change and complete our goals, dreams, and ideas. Get rid of the negative influences that have a looming affect on you and your environment. Again, be decisive.

Today Try This Step To Help Yourself Make Decisions

Every hour, write down the decisions that you've made over the last hour. Keep this in a log so that you can see the velocity of your decision making ability. At the end of the day, total up just how many decisions you have to make over the day. Then, pay attention to the ones you make over and over again and again the same each time.

A Personal Story:

I am a very picky (I call it controlled) eater. I tend to order the same things over and over again. When I go to my favorite restaurant to get breakfast, expect me to order the same thing as last time. Why do I pick up a menu? I'll never know; the decision is already made! My past will dictate the future. I am confident in my decisions.

Enjoy today and tomorrow!