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I was recently impressed by hearing goals described by the phrase “dreams with a deadline.” Goals provide observable and measurable results that need to be achieved within a timeframe. There tends to be a relatively ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer to the question, “has the goal been achieved?” Whether we achieve our goals depends on whether we take action. But what decides whether we take action in the first place? How motivated you are! So, simply pick your Top 3 goals, then answer the questions below. Keep writing even if you repeat your answers. The C.A.S.H. Goals process below will help you feel clear, focused and more motivated to achieve your goals. To begin you must ask yourself 3 key questions:

1.What is the goal

2.Why do you want to achieve this goal

3.What does it give you — repeat

You must establish goals to accomplish your financial objectives. Its easier to create goals when you have an method in place to make sure your goals can be accomplished without disappointment. When creating your goals make sure your goals are:

C – Calculated (Best that can happen/Worst that can happen)

A – Asset Producing

S – Sustainable

H -Hope filled

C – Calculated (Best that can happen/Worst that can happen)

Determine the likelihood of success based on pass experience or other experience. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel. Use what works and weight the likelihood of success vs. failure. What is the worst that could happen if you move forward with accomplishing this goal? What is the best thing that can happen?

A – Asset Producing

Will your goals add value to your financial life? How will your goals increase your current position? You must identify the useful or valuable qualities, person, or things that provide an advantage or resource that you can acquire by accomplishing your goal. We all have non-monetary assets that we can use to acquire money, even if we have very little or none. Money has the potential to create more money with your assistance and non-monetary assets have the same potential.

S – Sustainable

Will you be able to continue working toward the gaol until it’s achieved and will you be able to maintain the results the goal will provide. Don’t start and lose your momentum. You must maintain the same level of excitement you had when you embarked on the change in your life all the way through. The worst thing to do is lose momentum and get stuck.

H -Hope filled

Will your goals give you the hope you need to press forward toward success?

Your goal reminds you that you can do it. You can make it a reality. The thought of achieving your goal puts a smile on your face and pushes you closer to achieving it. It reminds you that anything is possible.

A goal that leads to your desires manifesting in reality will provide the change you have been looking for in your financial life.

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