Now purchase GOALS workbook with the book. The workbook provides you with an opportunity to practice what you learn in the book.
If someone was to come to you and ask why are you here on this Earth or what are your plans for your life, would you be able to answer them? Would you be able to submit something in writing providing the details of your plan? Many students would not be able to do this for various reasons including lack of motivation to consider their future, too ‘busy’ to write down their thoughts or lack of understanding as whether such a plan is needed. G.O.A.L.S. workbook is designed to provide you with the direction, purpose and drive that you are looking for to develop a road map (plan to achieve your goals).
Each section includes a number of exercises and assignments that will walk you through the process of first working out what you want from your life and then, how you are going to get it.
The workbook will enable you to stop drifting along in life – instead you will discover what your life is all about and how you can go about to improve it.
G.O.A.L.S. workbook will be your very own life map of where you are now to where you want to reach. You will soon discover that your ambitions and dreams will become a reality.
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Section 1: Discover What Your Life is Really About
Life is so short that you cannot wait for your wishes to be fulfilled. Neither is it generous enough to you to take everything for granted. However, it is possible to design your life in a way you can go out and grab whatever you want.
Welcome to section one!!!
First of all, you need to have a clear picture of where you are at right now. Then realize what it is that you truly want from life. Develop a clear understanding of what you need and what you do not. The next 6 sections will help you comprehend your wants, and find the ways to make sure that you are going to fulfil them all.
People evaluate each other according to their success in life. However, success does not mean the same thing to everyone. In the first session, you will have a close look at what success actually means to you and then we will discuss what the purpose of your life is.
This session is the underpinning on which others are based. Moreover, it deals with the things that set the foundation on what your life is based on.
What is Success?
To freely bloom - that is my definition of success.
Gerry Spence, How to Argue and Win Every Time
Everyone wants to be a success in his or her life. People consider material success as the key to more money, happiness, fulfilment and rewards. Regardless of how differently people perceive it, everyone wants it.
Different people define success differently. And they tend to change their definition with changing times and circumstances as well. For some people, conventional success is more important and it often goes beyond money, cars or big homes. For believers or Christians, success is living to please God daily through following his commandments and living a holy life.
Write your definition of what success is in the space below or on a piece of paper.
Do not carry on reading this until you have done so.
Lakeisha, I enjoyed reading the excerpts of your work very much. Wish you every success with getting it out there. It's so needed, especially in these uncertain times of economic crises. Had you thought about conducting workshops/seminars or support groups? Best Wishes Always, Brynn
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