“Don’t let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of your doing it. The time will pass anyway; we might just as well put that passing time to the best possible use.”
~ Earl Nightingale
You have a vision for your life. You know where you want to be and it is not where you are right now.
You have things you want to do, places to go. You want abundance and you want to change the world in your own way.
But at the moment these are just dreams; thoughts swimming in your head wanting to become reality. Yet, there is something nagging at you telling you that you need to accomplish these goals.
At times it is easy to become overwhelmed and feel as though you are not making any progress. Life gets in the way; we are bombarded with distractions and we lose focus of the things that are important.
Here at One Motivated Mommy, we set goals and accomplish them. Then, Rinse and Repeat!
We are motivated by what drives us to be and do better for our families.
We do not settle for being average.
Life is short and we have things to do!
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“Your problem is to bridge the gap which exists between where you are now and the goal you intend to reach.”
~Earl Nightingale
Start Now!
There is no better time to start working on your goals than the present moment.
Today is a new day and every moment is a new point in time, a new point in your life to start creating the life that you desire.
If you want to carve out some time just to sit with yourself to plan your goals, see my post on How To Have a Goal Setting Retreat At Home.
Set yourself up for success
It has been shown that writing down your goals gives you a greater chance of attaining them.
It works on the conscious as well as the subconscious level. Plus it gives you a blueprint to work with, something tangible on the road to your destination.
It is not good enough to just think, “One day I would like to open my own soap-making business”.
What are you doing today to help you achieve that goal?
Have you outlined the steps?
It may seem like a huge task, but if you break down the larger goal into smaller bite-sized pieces and work on it day by day, you will make massive progress toward achieving your goals!
The Slay Your Goals Planner is a fabulous tool to get you setting your goals, reaching milestones and accomplishing your objectives.
Whether for business or personal planning, this planner created by Nadalie Bardo, the founder of It’s All You Boo, is a 60-page step-by-step guide to meticulously planning your journey from conception to achievement.
You are guided with actionable steps and a clear outline that helps you slay your goals.
You do not need to print the pages as the planner is form-fillable. There is also the option to simply print the pages that you need as you work on different aspects of your goal-setting.
There are quotes and notes of encouragement on the pages and the planner comes with instructions to guide your path and checkmarks to track your progress.
The Slay Your Goals Planner asks you all the right questions so you can focus on the important part – taking the right action.
Designed with your success in mind, it features:
- Motivational quotes when you need them the most
- Guiding prompts and reflection questions at every step
- Date-free planner pages for any week, month and year
- Multiple designs and layouts to choose from
- Printable as many times as you need
- Form-fillable on desktop and mobile devices
This planner really is your roadmap to success! Here is a walkthrough video showing you exactly what this planner has to offer.
Plan, commit and achieve your greatness.
If you are looking for guidance to start setting and achieving your most pressing goals, I highly recommend that you invest in yourself and get this planner.
It is a direct download so you can have it immediately and start doing what you need to do to make your dreams a reality.
Click here to learn more.
