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Goal-Setting

10 Do’s & Don’ts of Goal-Setting

by Jayne Johnson on April 11, 2009

DON’TS

Don’t let someone force a goal on you that you don’t really want – Follow your heart.
Don’t let the past stop you – past goals you failed to reach have nothing to do with NOW.
Don’t think some of your goals are not important enough, not big enough - All your goals matter.
Don’t be rigid. Yes, set a path, a goal, and go for it. But tunnel-vision can make you miss vital information and feedback.
Don’t try to do everything yourself. Be willing to delegate.

DO'S

Have a clean conscience. When you feel guilty, you don’t feel that you deserve to get the goals you’re going for.
Come from a place of service and helping others get what they want. Serve first and the Universe serves you.
Celebrate your wins. Reaching a goal is cause for celebration – and it leads to MORE wins!
Support those people who support you – flow power and support to them. It creates a win/win loop of power, and everyone wins.
Every day make a list of what you are grateful for – express your gratitude for everything and everyone you can think of!

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Applaud All Your Goals – They Support Your Purpose!

by Jayne Johnson on January 30, 2009

One of the pitfalls in goal-setting is to think of goals you want to go for and then instantly belittling them, seeing them as not good enough, not important enough, not big enough, etc. This is a trap that instantly limits YOU. It limits what you BE. It limits what you DO. It limits what you HAVE. It limits what you ACHIEVE. Limiting yourself is out of integrity. It does not honor who you are and what you are capable of. All your goals, no matter their magnitude, can support your purpose in life. When your purpose and your goals align, MAGIC HAPPENS! Don't let anyone tell you that your goals are too small. Nonsense! Applaud your goals. They are ALL important!