Activate Your Subconscious Mind and Set Goals

One of the most important habits you can develop is the habit of daily goal setting. Countless people I have taught this to over the years have told me that the power of this process is absolutely incredible. I know because I use it myself every day. Now, daily goal setting is quite simple. Get yourself a spiral notebook, like a school notebook, to write your goals in and resolve to keep it nearby for the rest of your life. Each morning before you start out, open your spiral notebook and start a new page without referring to the old page, and always begin with the words. My goals are the following colon. You then write down your top 10 to 15 goals in the present tense as though you have already achieved them. For example, you would not say I earn or I will earn this amount of money. You say, I earn this amount of money by this date, I drive this car, I weigh this amount, and so on. Your subconscious mind is only activated by commands that are stated in the present positive personal tense. So again, instead of writing a goal such as I am going to lose weight in the months ahead, you would write, I weigh X number of pounds by a certain date. Instead of saying I will earn more money over the next year, you would say I, I earn X number of dollars by such and such a date. The more specific you can be in terms of what you want and when you want to achieve it, expressed in the positive present tense and beginning with the word I, the more powerful the effect will be on your subconscious mind. Goals written and stated in this way activate the laws of expectation and the law of attraction. They cause you to develop new beliefs about what is possible for you. They also activate the laws of emotion and correspondence. They increase your energy and stimulate your creativity. Positive personal present tense goals written down repeatedly each day activate your subconscious and superconscious minds and step on the accelerator of your own potential. As a result, you start to move more rapidly toward the achievement of your goals and and they begin to move more rapidly toward you.