"YOU CAN HELP PEOPLE
SET & REACH THEIR GOALS"
~From Kindness: Making a
Difference in People's Lives
— Formulas, Stories, and Insights ~
One of the major keys to success in life is to make and reach goals. You can’t
reach a goal if you don’t have one. So the act of making a goal or many goals
is the first step to making things happen in your life. And if a person sets
tremendous goals but doesn’t do anything to reach them, he won’t get very far.
This is like sitting down and planning a world tour, but never buying a ticket
to start the trip. Wishful thinking can be exciting, but you are still exactly
where you were before. You never even started.
When you make and reach goals yourself, you realize the vital importance and
value of doing this. People who haven’t made it a practice to keep setting
goals can realize its importance by thinking about how much more they could
have done by setting goals and how goal-setting has enabled others to achieve
and produce.
Use your awareness of the value of goal-setting to inspire other people to do
likewise. This one factor can help transform a person’s life.
I remember
receiving a small pamphlet from my friend Kalman Packouz on goal setting. It
didn’t say anything especially new, but since he went out of his way to send it
to me, I was motivated to delineate some major goals for myself. That was
twenty years ago and reaching those goals made a major difference in my life.
Kalman, I am grateful and I thank you. You, the reader, will be the recipient
of similar gratitude as you motivate and influence others to make and reach
goals.
Keep asking, "Have you put your goals into writing?" Some will be
open and share their goals with you. Others would prefer keeping them private.
If a person tells you that he doesn’t have specific goals encourage him. Highly
motivated people won’t necessarily need to write down their goals. They can
visualize them inscribed in their mind. For most people, however, it’s
preferable to write them down and frequently review them.
It helps to share one’s goals with an encouraging friend or coach. Make it your
goal to be there for others. You might be able to help others by encouraging
them to make broader and more far-reaching goals.
When someone is starting out
on the process of making and reaching goals, build up his belief in his ability
to do this. Smaller goals lead to larger goals.
If a person seems hesitant about making goals, discover his blocks and help him
overcome them. You can ask, "What stops you from setting goals?" By
probing and finding the obstacles, you might be able to help this person
overcome them.
Some people fear setting goals because they feel that they might
not reach them. You might say, "Setting a goal that you were previously
afraid to strive for is progress in itself. Every goal you try for gives you
greater knowledge about how to improve in the future. Your not succeeding is
part of your life education on how to have greater success in the future."
What are your goals for helping others set and reach goals? How about putting
them into writing so they will empower you and help many others!
By Zelig Pliskin Printed with Permission of Shaar Press
NOW, HERE'S AN EXAMPLE OF
SOMEONE WHO HAS CHOSEN TO
MAKE A DIFFERENCE ...
Texas Woman Uses Her Love Of Movies
To
Launch New Website To Help Inspire
& Encourage Others In This Bad Economy
Houston, Texas - Rebecca Webster
recently launched "Movies That Motivate," a website devoted to inspiring and
encouraging others with positive film quotes. With today's dismal jobs report people are feeling the negative effects and
seriously suffering from this economic crisis. The "Movies That Motivate" site provides
everyone with inspiration and encouragement to help in these difficult times. There is also
an option to buy books with positive movie quotes. These days Rebecca's using her passion for movie watching to help uplift others. For further details on how you can get
Rebecca's FREE positive movie quotes visit: www.moviesthatmotivate.com
AND HERE'S ANOTHER PERSON
WHO IS 'BEING THE CHANGE'
IN A MAGNIFICENT WAY...
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