What you do AFTER your goal or intention is set makes all the difference. For breakthrough results use this simple daily practice from my dear friend Robert MacPhee, President of Heart Set, Inc. and author of Manifesting for Non-Gurus. He shares a simple way to shift into playing a bigger game in life.
Watch our video interview below for more details. Then, leave a comment below.
- Set your goals and intension.
- Tie those goals and intentions to who you are and what is most important to you.
- Connect your goals and intentions to the feelings and emotions you most want to experience.
- Slip gratitude and appreciation in at this point. It shifts you into a state of “high intention, low attachment.” The result being – you feel focused, clear and passionate about your goals and intentions free of the desperation that high attachment causes.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts? What are your daily practices to manifest positive results in your business, career or life? What one point did Robert make that most resonated with you?
I’m finding from some very influential people that I see face-to-face on a regular business that the more successful people are the ones that look at a problem that nobody has a clue how to even begin to solve and coming to the conclusion that they can in fact come up with the solution for it. Shorter: Stand back! I got this…
Very interesting and useful !! Thanks to share !!
Thanks for your comments Mithu and Java Dewd!
Nice goal setting info here thank you. Always a good idea to set goals high and go for it all the way 100%. Life is too short believe in yourself and everything you want to accomplish!
Goal setting is an important key to success. In business, in relationships, and in life. Thanks for the great blog.
Marilyn, I love what you are doing WOW-your interview with Robert was great. Keep it up.
Thanks John!
Thanks Janet. It’s exciting to extract those small differences in the way people approach their daily practices to enjoy success AND self fulfillment.
The piece that I sometimes fall short on is tying goals to values. We are all open to suggestion to varying degrees and when we are not careful we can fall into someone else’s agenda and get pulled off course. When I am busy, I feel productive in the moment, but there have been times when I feel like all of the “work” left me further away from where I ultimately want to be.
Great article.
Being busy is different than being productive. That’s for sure. It’s a constant practice to line up our actions with our highest intentions, values and goals. Coming soon I’m posting an interview with Hes Hewit, author of The Power of Focus who finds that planning your week is actually much more likely to keep us on track than planing our day. Thanks for commenting!