How to Set Goals With Pictures
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Set Goals with Pictures
Is your goal-setting becoming a bore? If so, It's definitely time to try goal-setting with pictures! The instructions are simple and fun. Take one step at a time, go through the process. Get your goals in front of you in pictures that keep you inspired. Here's how to do it:
Sit down for a couple of hours and flip through some magazines. Cut out any pictures that appeal to you -- bright colors are best! Now, go through the pictures and decide which ones reflect a goal in your life.
Grab a sheet of construction paper or printer paper, and simply paste your cut-out picture on the page. Write your goal across the top of the page. You have just created an imaging page for your goal.
We are much more likely to reach our goals if we have pictures and accountability. Let's think about accountability. You want a goal that you can measure. Something that you can achieve and know you achieved it!!! If your goal is to lose 10 pounds, then certainly that is measurable and you will know when you have accomplished that one!
On your imaging page -- the one that you just created, remember? -- now set a date or a measurable goal. New House? Probably 2-5 years from now. Travel to the Florida Keys and swim with the dolphins? Lose 20 Pounds? Whatever the goal/dream, set a date for realizing that dream.
Every day visit your page and spend about 5 minutes imaging yourself achieving your goal.
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Great hub, Joan. I love your workbook.
What a wonderful idea. Great Hub.
That is a really great idea. I often start my inspiration for writing by looking at pictures.
Great hub nice article
This is a great concept. Hmmm... I think I can use this as goal setting... Thumbs up!
This is an excellent Hub Joan and the 10 x 10 is a great resource. Everyone should use it!
Woo-hoo - that's a great hubpage Joan and great topic!
















ohme 23 months ago
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