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Effectively Forecasting Your Future

“Give me a stock clerk with a goal and I will give you a man

who will make history. Give me a man with no goals, and I

will give you a stock clerk.”

—J.C. Penney, founder

Science has taught us that the human mind is a performance

based organ.

This means that whatever command you send to your

subconscious mind, it will focus 24-hours a day to attain it. The more specific

the request, the better results you will achieve.

How much

and

by when

are two essential aspects to any command you send to your subconscious

mind. “I think I would like a career in health care” is not as powerful or effective

as, “I will be a licensed practical nurse at Yale New Haven Hospital

working the 2nd shift earning $45,000 annually by January 1st, of next year.”

One client of mine purchased a graduation ring from the law school he

wanted to graduate from the day he was admitted to their evening program.

Since he was working a full time day job and going to law school

at night, he needed every incentive possible to ensure he would complete his

studies. He wore the ring every day and kept the ring on his night stand as

a visual reminder of his dream and looked at the ring every night before

bed; just so he would not quit school and would stay focused on his desired

outcome.

When I decided to author this book, the first thing I did was design the book

cover and place it on top of my desk so I could embed the goal into my

subconscious mind to help create this work. Whether you seek to create a

revolutionary exercise program, design an innovative website, become

president of your class, start a new non-profit organization, host a television

show, or climb Mt. Everest, I suggest you adopt the same practice.

Section 3 – Goal Setting

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