Decide who you will be five years from now and then vizualise what success looks and feel liks for you.
- What do you look like and how are you dressed?
- Who are the people you surround yourself with?
- Where do you live? What does your home look like?
- Are you traveling to some exotic location or in an office at your dream job?
- Where do you go to have fun and who do you enjoy spending your time with?
- In what ways do you give back to your community?
- What do people know you for and how will you be remembered?
Once you have established this vision clearly in your mind's eye, begin writing out an in-depth description of this version of you that you just saw. Write your account in the first person and as though you have already achieved the healthy body and vibrant lifestyle you just envisioned.
Imagination is the beginning of creation.
You imagine what you desire,
you will what you imagine
and at last you create what you will.
George Bernard Shaw
Close your eyes and feel yourself
already having what you want.
This takes you from a state
of wanting to a state of being.
Mastin Kipp
If you will keep being your best,
you will come into a life that is
beyond your expectations.
Aristotle
SPECIFIC:
- What, specifically, are you ready to work on achieving?
MEASURABLE:
- What measuring stick will you use to make sure you are staying on track?
ACTIONABLE:
- What steps of action will you be taking on the path to achieving your goals?
RELEVANT:
- What will achieving this goal contribue to the overall vision you created for yourself in step 1?
TIME BOUND:
- Create a window of time to achieve your goal and commit to it.
- Reaffirm to yourself every morning how much time you have left to complete it,
then again before going to sleep.
Dreams are free, but goals have a cost,
which are time, effort, sacrifice and sweat.
Usain Bolt
Victory is reserved for those
who are willing to pay its price.
Sun Tzu
Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is
necessary. If fulfils the same function
as pain in the human body. It calls
attention to an unhealthy state of things.
Winston Churchill
Your M.O. should be one or two sentences and reflect what it is you are going after and how you are going to achieve it, concisely and with precision.
Recite it daily, anchoring yourself to the pursuit of achieving your goal.
Most people just want to be in the result and not
in the process, and it's in the process where you
realize who deserves to be in the result.
Work to become, not to acquire.
Elbert Hubbard
God sells us all things at the price of labor.
Leonardo da Vinci
It is not what we think or feel that makes us
who we are. It is what we do. Or fail to do.
Jane Austen
1. Write down your dream life.
2. List what changes you need to implement to create this life.
3. Break down each change into bite-sized action steps.
4. Implement the action steps into your daily habits.
- Remind yourself of why you're doing what you're doing every day.
- Visualize how the outcome of your goals is going to make you feel. Look at pictures. Say affirmations. Journal.
- Train your self-discipline. Exercise every day. Stick to a whole-food, plant-based diet.
How does she look? How does she smell? How does she act? How does she treat people? What does she have? What is her position in life? What is her purpose? Write it down. Make it as detailed as possible.
- Your mind.
Unravel your subconscious mind and core thoughts. It takes work to access new "emojis" in your mind but the more you use an "emoji", the easier it gets.
- Your thoughts.
Have stillness. Evalute your thoughts and create a new paradigm. Change the channel.
- The spirit.
Daily spiritual cleansing. Forgive yourself.
- The butterfly effect. Transformation.
We delight in the beauty of a butterfly,
but rarely admit the changes it has
gone through to achieve that beauty.
Maya Angelo
What is to give light must endure burning.
Viktor Frankl
Your mind is like a garden -
unless you cultivate flowers,
weeds will flourish.
Brian Tracy
Any man could, if he were so inclined,
be the sculptor of his own brain.
Santiago RamĂłn y Cajal
1. Set priorities.
2. Be decisive.
3. Avoid multitasking.
4. Keep a journal.
5. Let go of expectations.
The mind and the body imprint each other.
What we think, we become.
What we become, we think.
Edgar Cayce
1. Define what's holding you back in life. Let go of your blockages. It all starts with awareness. Work with affirmations.
2. Set goals. What do you really want? Admit, accept and decide.
3. Find your fuel. Ask yourself every day: how badly do you want to achieve your goal?
4. Strategize without excuses. How are you going to get yourself from where you are now, to where you want to be? Start and figure it out as you move forward.
Although, I had a hard time seeing how
I could make my dreams come true,
I focused more on what I wanted to achieve
in my life... I took actions day by day,
often outside my comfort zone, to better
myself and bring me closer to those goals.
Tina Turner
If you want it bad enough,
you'll put away all of the excuses,
and you'll do whatever it takes.
If you want it, you'll learn,
you'll create, and you'll be patient
as you put the effort in.
If you want it, you will find
a way to make it happen.
Sylvester McNutt III
1. Accept that achieving your goals is going to be tough.
2. Create your own fuel.
- Connect with your "why". Keep your eyes on the prize.
- Train your self-discipline. Force yourself to do things even when you don't feel like doing it.
- Determination. Keep on going.
3. If it's not working - restrategize.
Discipline is choosing between what
you want now and what you want most.
Abraham Lincoln
Man conquers the world by conquering himself.
Zeno of Citium
Every action has its pleasures and its price.
Socrates
If we were to measure what is good by how much
pleasure it brings, nothing would be better than
self-control - if we were to measure what is to be
avoided by its pain, nothing would be more
painful than lack of self-control.
Musonius Rufus
All rivers and some people are crooked because
they follow the path of least resistence.
Napoleon Hill
This is the real secret of life - to be completely
engaged with what you are doing in the here
and now. And instead of calling it work,
realize it is play.
Alan Watts
Den mÀtta dagen, den Àr aldrig störst.
Den bÀsta dagen Àr en dag av törst.
Nog finns det mÄl och mening i vÄr fÀrd - men det Àr vÀgen, som Àr mödan vÀrd.