Keeping Track of Your Chickens Before They Hatch!

Have you ever heard the expression, “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch?” If you have, you are not alone. Possibly an older, wiser individual would inform you of this in order to prevent you from getting ahead of yourself. Such as purchasing a new car before you have been hired for your new position. When it comes to setting and achieving your goals, it’s important to remember the phrase “count your chickens before they hatch.” What I mean by this is that you have to begin visualizing yourself completing or achieving your goal from the beginning. What you profess, you have

The first thing you should do is sit down and write down your objectives. Goals are dreams with deadlines, according to Diana Scharf Hunt. Many people are put off by the prospect of devoting the necessary time to establishing their objectives. But, when you go on a trip, do you not make a plan and decide where you want to go in the end? Setting goals, on the other hand, is a similar process. I recommend that you begin by conducting a "must-have," "why," and "how" analysis.

First, make a list of must-haves, such as a larger home, luxury trips, new cars, the ability to work from home, and so on. Then decide why these must-haves are important to you and rank them in order of importance. Last but not least, make a plan for how you intend to obtain the essentials.

In addition, ask yourself the following questions:

• Why am I not getting what I want right now?
  What are the tools and resources that I’ll need to succeed?
  What traumatic events from the past are getting in the way?
  Who can I speak with who has already achieved success?
  What method will I use to pay for this?
  What are the trade-offs involved?
  What exactly am I planning to give up?

Begin by outlining your objectives based on your findings. Keep in mind that there can’t be an ending without a beginning. In the words of Denis Watley, “The reason most people never achieve their goals is that they do not define them or seriously consider them as believable or achievable.” Winners can tell you where they’re going, what they’re planning to do along the way, and who they’ll be traveling with on their adventure. ”

After you’ve finished writing down your objectives, you should begin visualizing your visions. “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live the life that he has imagined, he will meet with a success that is unexpected in ordinary hours,” wrote Henry David Thoreau. Imagine yourself achieving your objectives and accumulating your treasures as clearly as possible. Make a conscious decision to succeed. Never believe that you will not be able to achieve your desired results. Talk about your desires as if you’ve already achieved what you’re after. It is good practice to review your objectives on a daily basis. You can read them again and again if you’re having a bad day.

Third, you must acquire the tools and resources that will enable you to achieve your objectives. Perhaps you have made the decision to start a home-based business as a means of completing the acquisition of the things you desire. Begin compiling documentation on how to operate your home-based business enterprise. Join a service organization that may be able to assist you. Take the first step toward achieving your objectives. In the words of Kathy Seligman, “You can’t hit a home run unless you put yourself in a position to do so.” Once your line is in the water, it will not be possible to catch a fish. You will not achieve your objectives unless you make an effort. ” Get started as soon as possible!

The fourth point is to surround yourself with people who share your values. A passage from the Bible describes Jesus telling one of his disciples, “Get behind me, Satan.” What he was trying to convey was that you were either with me or against me. The same holds true for you. Distancing yourself from those who are detrimental to your goals is essential. Because if you are going to be wealthy, it makes sense to surround yourself with people who are already wealthy. “Think small goals and expect small results,” David Joseph Schwartz once said. “Think small goals and expect small results.” “Set high standards for yourself and you will achieve great success.”

Last but not least, and perhaps most importantly, do not be afraid of failure. This phobia is the most common reason why most people fail in their endeavors. They make no preparations for the possibility of success. When they achieve success, they are at a loss as to what to do next. People begin to doubt their own achievements. They begin to tell themselves that they do not deserve to be successful in their endeavors. And, eventually, they will achieve what they have set out to do. When you are setting your objectives, plan your strategy for achieving them. Tell yourself that you are deserving of success and that you should go after what you want in your life. “The unfortunate aspect of living life without your own goals is that you may very well reach a point in your life where you will wonder what would have happened if I had only...”, says Catherine Pulsifer.

To summarize, the first step is to begin planning and establishing your objectives for the future. Then you need to start visualizing yourself achieving your goals and fulfilling your potential. Additionally, you will require some tools and resources that will assist you in achieving your objectives. In addition, surround yourself with people who are upbeat and who share your aspirations and values. And, perhaps most importantly, set yourself up for success. When the opportunity presents itself, do not be afraid to be successful. What’s more, Jesus said in the Bible that a person’s character is determined by what he thinks in his heart. You must begin to see yourself as having accomplished your objectives. Act and speak as though you already have them in your possession. Now is the time to get started!