How to Attain Your Goal With Accomplishment Alleviation

When you look back over your life, at certain points do you see a pattern emerge? Often, we look back and see that some of our goals or dreams turned out to be much more attainable than we initially thought. So why didn't we achieve our goals or dreams? It's because we didn't follow-through!


At specific intervals in your journey toward success, evaluate the place where you're at in relation to the goal you set. How far or near is your goal from the actual place where you want to be? How far have you advanced so far away from where you wanted to be? Do you still have the same level of success you wanted to achieve?

When you make plans to reach your goals, write down what you want to accomplish. If you have a vision or goal, write it down! Use this as your manifesting source: you can't make a goal until you have a destination in mind. Your journey toward that destination is then much easier to chart and then to follow!

At this moment, you have a clear vision of where you want to be. It's not just an abstract general idea, but a detailed picture of what your goal looks like in reality. If you haven't already figured it out, then you now have specific steps that you must follow in order to get there. Each step is an installment of your new life path!

This is exactly what progress means. As you move forward along your new journey, you will experience successes and setbacks. You will meet challenges and roadblocks. These represent the fact that your new goal isn't set in stone, and that your path needs to be retraced periodically to catch up with changes within your life and circumstances.

Your goals should remain fixed as you follow your new journey, but you can easily fall into a rut if they are too rigid to live with. Once you have accomplished some goals, you may wish for more challenges, but not necessarily at all times. Set your goals at appropriate specific intervals so that you won't become bored with the same old dull road.

You can also easily lose track of your goals and not develop a clear vision of where you want to be. Just because you wrote down your goal in a notebook doesn't mean you know exactly where you're going. Don't ever let your goals be hazy because of this. When they are, you need to re-assess where you are and where you need to go.

Don't just sit at home and think about your goals. Get out and do some traveling. It is the best way to develop a clear vision for your future. If you don't put your goals on paper, then you'll be like a ship with no rudder, wandering aimlessly through life without a destination.

You must also make time each and every day to envision your new life. Imagine what you would feel when you are successful. Imagine the happiness that people will be able to enjoy when they know that you are doing great. This is how your goal should motivate you.

In addition to imagining what your life will be like with your new goal, you need to set specific goals for yourself. They must be attainable. They should not be too small to be achieved within a short period of time. They should also be challenging to achieve and attain within a long period of time. This way, you will have clear vision and direction for your life.

Keep in mind that sometimes we get so focused on one goal that we fail to see other goals as well. For instance, if you set aside time each day for learning a language, you might set aside time for other activities as well. When you set a goal for learning Spanish, do not neglect other activities such as learning a sport or learning a foreign language. In this way, you will have many things to occupy your time.


Also, you should be aware that sometimes you may not be able to reach your goals immediately. At these times, it is wise to take small steps. These steps will gradually move you closer to your ultimate goal. At specific intervals along your journey to self-actualization, you will have many experiences that will help you reach new heights and accomplish new feats.