Late again, I know.
It's about priorities I guess. Life sneaks up and deliverers all sorts of things that need attention in each moment. The office phone is ringing, there are reports to write and emails to respond to and perhaps even family matters and household business to deal with. What theses attention fires have is the power to pull you from what you want. Sometimes job completetion and family matters are what you want, it's just difficult to see the goal during the process sometimes. The secret is to steer your own life through goal setting and focus. I don't mean to sit down and write a detailed plan for every element of your existence and stick to like it's a law. Life doesn't work that way. But if you set out a few clearly defined results for the end of every week or month, and devote a few minutes to review your progress each day, you will get more accomplished toward any goal than if you didn't have a plan. This isn't rocket science or a tightly structured model. Just focus on a few little things and be amazed when you discover how easy it was to get them done. The secret forces of the universe will move to help you, sometimes in ways you might never have planned. So dream a few dreams, write them down and plan to do a little each day next week towards their accomplishment. Nothing is perfect but you will find yourself getting things done and answers or solutions to HOW things can be fulfilled will just come to you.
I managed to get this blog done, and only a couple of days late. But isn't that an improvement over my last few posts? Set something down and force yourself to review it, othewrwise it will get shuffled out of the way by things you are reacting to. Maybe that's the key. Proaction vs reaction. Reading your own plan and trying to stay on topic is more successful than hoping for results when you are reacting to other things around you. Remember, your plan won't ring. you will never have to answer it, but if you set the time to read it againyou just might develop a habit of succeeding.

Be Well.

Lary