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Great Achiever:
8 Winning Habits
Visualize Your Goal
Take a few minutes to
achieve your
goals in your mind. Imagine a
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life that is exactly as you want it.
What would you do each day? With whom would you do it?
Nothing is too crazy
or ambitious. A few seconds is all it takes to put you in a state of
excitement and enthusiasm. If you can see your goal in your mind, you can
make it a reality. Visualization is the first step to
bringing a dream to
life. If you can see yourself
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happy,
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successful
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healthy and
loving life, you can make it happen.
The first step is to visualize it....
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The reason people struggle with anything is a
lack of clarity and clear goals.
"In the absence of
clearly-defined goals, we
become strangely loyal to performing daily trivia until ultimately we become
enslaved by it," says Robert A. Heinlein
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COCA
Principle of Achievement
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Defining what you want is the critical first
step in almost any situation. "You can have anything you really want but you
cannot have everything you want."
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3Bs of
Strategic Creativity
What Goals are
Worth Achieving?
Behind every great
success is a great reason.
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4 WHYs
of
True Success
Goals worth achieving are mission-oriented goals. Channeling your
grand vision
into a specific direction and action makes the difference between being an
idle dreamer and being a person with a
mission.
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Define and Prioritize Your Personal
Vision,
Mission and
Values
The first step is to clarify
your vision and
values.
You ask yourself,
"What is my
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Life Vision?"
“What values and
virtues do I most admire and
wish to incorporate in to my life?”
The second step is to use those values to define your position with regard
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your life and work. The values you choose, and the order of priority you
place on your choices, will determine your approach to
your life and work.
Your next step in
personal strategic planning is to create your
personal mission
statement. This clear description of the person you intend to
be will help you set specific goals.
→ Achievement-focused Self-Coaching:
6W Questions
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