One thing is for sure: This stuff must be written down. That is the way to begin. Why? Once it goes into writing, a goal becomes substantial. It becomes tangible. It begins to etch itself into your subconscious. Once that's done, then review your goals daily. This is a crucial part of your success and must become part of your routine. Doing this will start both your conscious and subconscious minds working towards the goal. Repeatedly visualize each completed goal. Get a clear mental picture of the goal already accomplished. Make the mental image crystal clear, vivid in the mind's eye. Play that picture over and over in your mind. Back your plan with persistence and resolve. Never, never, never give up − even when you hit setbacks. Plan. Discipline yourself. Execute. Get it DONE! |
GOAL 1 | |
Auto loan for 1997 Toyota truck will be paid in full.
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GOAL 2 | |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $4000.
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GOAL 3 | |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $3500.
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GOAL 4 (May, 2002) | |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $3000.
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GOAL 5 (June, 2002) | |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $2500.
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GOAL 6 (July, 2002) |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $2000.
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GOAL 7 (August, 2002) |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $1500.
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GOAL 8 (September, 2002) |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $1000.
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GOAL 9 (October, 2002) |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of less than $500.
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GOAL 10 (November, 2002) |
Mastercard will be reduced to an outstanding balance of zero.
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