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Goals For Tomorrow<\/p>\n
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A friend of mind was recently doing some consulting for my company and he asked me a very important question: \u201cDo you have all your long term goals for your company written out?\u201d<\/p>\n
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I had to admit the honest answer was no. Even though I\u2019m a long term strategic thinker, his question motivated me to add clarity and specifics to my goals for my personal life and for my business ventures.<\/p>\n
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What is the purpose of long term thinking? When you build a wall, you build it one brick at a time. Make sure every brick is straight so you end up with the wall you planned for when you started the project. If you don\u2019t start with a specific plan for the wall you intend to build, then by the time it\u2019s finished that wall may look nothing like what you vaguely had in mind when you started. You don\u2019t want your life to turn out like a bad construction project that was built from a sketch on a napkin.<\/p>\n
As you clarify your life\u2019s goals, start by writing down your \u201cwhy.\u201d Why do you want to build wealth? Why do you want to have the financial freedom it will provide? Why will your goals support your purpose in life?<\/p>\n
Make sure all the financial strategies you are pursuing today are in pursuit of your goals for tomorrow. If there\u2019s something on your to-do list today that doesn\u2019t build toward your goals for the future, then maybe it shouldn\u2019t be on your list.<\/p>\n
You know how old you\u2019ll be in 10 years, so you know what kind of lifestyle you\u2019ll want to have. You know what things you\u2019ll want to have time to enjoy. Set your goals today to build the life you want to be living ten years from now.<\/p>\n
Do a gut check today to make sure everything you\u2019re doing is building the life you\u2019ve always dreamed of in the future.<\/p>\n
That, my friends, is how dreams become reality.<\/p>\n
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Everything on your to-do list for today should be building toward your goals for tomorrow. But if you don\u2019t have a clear idea of what your goals are, then you\u2019ll be going off in all the wrong directions. Here\u2019s my advice on how to form clear goals for your business that support the goals you have for your life…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":27,"featured_media":22745,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"https:\/\/ns-blog-videos.s3.amazonaws.com\/10+year+plan.mp4\nA friend of mind was recently doing some consulting for my company and he asked me a very important question: \u201cDo you have all your long term goals for your company written out?\u201d\n\nI had to admit the honest answer was no. Even though I\u2019m a long term strategic thinker, his question motivated me to add clarity and specifics to my goals for my personal life and for my business ventures.\n\nWhat is the purpose of long term thinking? When you build a wall, you build it one brick at a time. Make sure every brick is straight so you end up with the wall you planned for when you started the project. If you don\u2019t start with a specific plan for the wall you intend to build, then by the time it\u2019s finished that wall may look nothing like what you vaguely had in mind when you started. You don\u2019t want your life to turn out like a bad construction project that was built from a sketch on a napkin.\n\nAs you clarify your life\u2019s goals, start by writing down your \u201cwhy.\u201d Why do you want to build wealth? Why do you want to have the financial freedom it will provide? Why will your goals support your purpose in life?\n\nMake sure all the financial strategies you are pursuing today are in pursuit of your goals for tomorrow. If there\u2019s something on your to-do list today that doesn\u2019t build toward your goals for the future, then maybe it shouldn\u2019t be on your list.\n\nYou know how old you\u2019ll be in 10 years, so you know what kind of lifestyle you\u2019ll want to have. You know what things you\u2019ll want to have time to enjoy. Set your goals today to build the life you want to be living ten years from now.\n\nDo a gut check today to make sure everything you\u2019re doing is building the life you\u2019ve always dreamed of in the future.\n\nThat, my friends, is how dreams become reality.","_et_gb_content_width":"2880","footnotes":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n