How To Achieve Your Desires With A Goal Achievement System - Part 1
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How to Achieve Your Desires with the Goal Achievement System - Part 1
Summary:
Discover how to establish mental refueling points in your journey to success with the Goal Achievement System (GAS).
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Have you ever been thrilled by a million-dollar idea, only to find it never takes off? It’s often not the idea itself that fails, but rather the lack of a structured process to turn that idea into reality. This situation is similar to driving across the country without refueling; you’ll only get so far without reaching your destination. The Goal Achievement System (GAS) helps create "mental gas stations" to refuel your motivation and achieve extraordinary results.
The beauty of this system is its versatility; it can be applied to any area of your life, whether it’s pursuing a business venture or losing weight. For this article, we’ll focus on weight loss, but the principles apply to any goal.
Step 1: Set a Specific Goal
Start by clearly defining your goal. A problem well stated is half solved. Avoid vague goals like "I want to lose weight." Be precise: "I want to lose 30 pounds." This clarity prevents your mind from settling for less and ensures you know exactly what you’re aiming for.Step 2: Establish a Deadline
Humans are natural procrastinators. Without a deadline, goals can linger indefinitely. Saying "I’ll lose 30 pounds" without a timeline isn’t effective. Instead, set a firm deadline: "I’ll lose 30 pounds in 10 weeks." This creates urgency and encourages immediate action.Step 3: Use Positive Motivation
There are two types of motivation: Toward and Away From. Away From Motivation focuses on avoiding negatives, like "I don’t want to be overweight." This can lead to minimal progress, as the focus remains on what you don’t want. Instead, use Toward Motivation to set positive goals: "I’ll lose 30 pounds in 10 weeks to look fantastic, be healthy, and feel energized." This approach is more inspiring and sets an ongoing positive standard.Step 4: Visualize Future Success
Imagine yourself having achieved your goal. Check your calendar for the goal's end date. Close your eyes and vividly picture yourself on that day: "Today is December 5, and I’m 30 pounds lighter. I look great, feel amazing, and people are complimenting my healthier appearance." Engage with this image daily to boost excitement and drive.Step 5: Display Your Goal
Write your goal from Step 4 and place it where you see it frequently. Sticky notes on your computer screen work well. This constant visual reminder helps maintain focus and energy: "Today is December 5, and I’m 30 pounds lighter. I feel great and can finally enjoy activities I previously found challenging."Congratulations! You’ve completed Part 1 of the Goal Achievement System. Remember, "a problem well stated is a problem half solved." While you may not have achieved your goal yet, you’re well on your way. Much like an NFL coach, having a solid game plan is crucial. Stay tuned for Part 2, where I’ll guide you through selecting the right strategies to transform your newly defined goal into reality.
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