OK, we’ve covered the benefits of setting goals, and how to set goals. So now we’re going to talk about how to achieve goals – even big goals.
There are three main things you need to do…
Imagine you had a giant pancake sitting in front of you and you had to eat it. How would you do it?
Think about it for a minute, it’s OK, I’ll wait…
Got your answer? Great!
Now here’s how I would do it. I would eat it one bite at a time.
Goals are no different than the giant pancake. You achieve them by moving toward them one step at a time.
Take each goal that you have written down and break them down into smaller steps. Smaller steps seem less intimidating to complete than a bigger goal that seems way out there.
This approach works especially well for big goals. Just break them down into a series of smaller goals.
For example, let’s say you want to be earning $10,000 a month 4 years from today. And suppose that right now you’re earning $4,000 a month. At first glance, that seems like a pretty lofty goal.
You can make that goal feel more achievable if your break it down into smaller pieces. Instead, try saying that you will increase your income by $125 each month for the next 4 yours. The numbers still work out the same, but doesn’t it feel more achievable when you put it this way?
Unless you are somehow going to inherit, win, or receive your goals as gifts, you’re going to need to do some work.
It helps if you’ve already broken your goals down into smaller steps. Just look at what your next step is and do a little bit each day to complete it.
By doing at least a little bit each day, you’ll constantly be moving yourself in the right direction. You’ll be able to see yourself progressing over time which will increase both your confidence and your motivation to keep going.
Take 10-20 minutes every day just to close your eyes and imagine that today was the day your goals became a reality. See it as if you were experiencing everything first hand.
What would it look like? Who would be there? Are there any sounds or smells? How do you feel? Imagine your family and friends congratulating you. Make the imagined experience as real as possible.
By doing this every day, you are actually training your brain to help you succeed.
Right now your subconscious brain is used to your current reality and it doesn’t like things to change. It might even go so far as to sabotage any efforts you make to change your life.
But by visualizing a new reality for yourself, you are training your subconscious mind to accept this new reality as truth. Once it does, it will actually start helping you in your quest. You will start to have new creative ideas come to you, and you’ll start noticing things around you that can help you that you never noticed before.
Let’s just do a quick recap on how to achieve goals – even big goals.
If you consistently do these three things, you’ll be accomplishing your goals in no time.
Is there anything special that you do to achieve your goals? If so, please share it by leaving a comment below.

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