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For all you dirty thinkers The word is P-L-A-N. Please enjoy my 3 tips to help you create a sure-fire, goal-achieving plan that you may not have considered.Tip #1 Have the End in MindStephen Covey's Habit #2 in his "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" states, "Begin With the End in Mind." I love the idea that if you know where you're going you know when you have completed your journey.The question is: How clearly can you define the vision you see (or feel)? Tip #2 Visualizing the Big PictureI practice visualization regularly. I have big visions (new home, car, horse etc.) and small visions (the perfect dinner, free time etc).This morning I was sharing some of my plans for the upcoming year with another coach at Starbucks. I was telling her about how I wanted to do more speaking engagements and I said that I should speak with -- um, let's call her Sara -- about how she has found some great engagements. Now, I know I have a very visual mind – but, wow -- next thing I see is Sara walking in Starbucks. The mind is such an amazing thing. And it's fun, too! (Did you talk to Sara? If so, what happened? We want to know :> ) Homework: What Are Your Visions? Tip #3 Take some time this week and create your own vision for your plan.See it in your mind’s eye. What does it feel like when you accomplish it? What does it look like? Include as many details as possible. What emotions do you feel? What will change as a result of your accomplishment?As long as you can see and feel your vision you will move towards it.
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Jen Blackert, Client Attraction Marketing Coach, is a results-driven marketing strategist that teaches small business owners how to attract all the clients they need. Her methods are based on tactical online and offline marketing practices and the universal laws of attraction. Visit her website at www.jenblackert.com, watch her movie at www.unstuckmovie.com and her marketing podcast at www.insightsintomarketing.com
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