This may sound like a strange question, but are you really excited about your goals? Of course, I'm making the assumption that you have already invested the time to think about what you want your life to be like and identified some of your goals in several areas. If not, please do this immediately. If you don't know where you're going, how will you know when you get there...

On Apollo 13, the crew staged the first strike in the history of space travel. The date was December 27, 1973. Mission Control had sent more commands than the crew could cope with. Commander General Carr put a stop to this when he radioed in to Mission Control. “You have given us too much to do,” he complained. “We’re not going to do a thing until you get your act in better order.”

Setting goals is wonderful; it confirms that we've taken those first awkward steps towards attaining what we desire in our lives. The simple fact that you've taken the time to plan out what you want to achieve puts you in a distinct class...

There are lots of things wrong with goals. One is growing up believing we set them only once a year - the dreaded New Year's resolutions. Another is believing goals are something you achieve and then walk away.

Freedom from Obsessive Eating
Extreme effort is needed to stop the uncontrollable desire for food. For that reason, improve your fighting skills to overcome compulsive actions.

Overcome Compulsion By Forgetting the Past and Being Encouraged
Do not live in the past. We all have our mistakes to deal with. We cannot erase it but we can ignore it and decide to move on. Pick up yourself from the vicious cycle of the past and flourish your life abundantly. Do not validate the past by making excuses. Acknowledge your past errors but do not wallow in them. Give everything to God. Permit Him to do his job, resting in the thought that He will completely erase the past. Let go. Have fun.

Have you ever noticed? There are some people who seem to know exactly what they want and how to get it. They move toward their targets with precision, and appear to achieve easily without goals or planning. They have a narrowed focus and motivation, reasons for doing what they do.

By being pro-active you are dictating the terms. It doesn't matter what field you are in - business, a personal relationship, sport, a hobby - planning ahead will always bring about better results. But how many people are prepared to devote time and effort to creating a plan and then execute that plan?

Have you goals and dreams that are never realised? This article gives you six steps to successfully set achievable goals and keep to them.

Too many times we are distracted from our main goal and purpose by all of the different things out there that we want, or think we want. Instead of making choices, we seem to want it all, everything we come across. Too many conflicting desires is a recipe for disaster . . .