Specialization: Well Formed Goals
Goals, direction, personal mission, empowerment, momentum, motivation, creativity and excellenceI specialize in helping people from all walks of life create empowering, well-formed goals, set personal mission and direction, and motivate action through the use of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP).
Effective goals have structure. To operate powerfully, our goals must:
Be stated in positive language ("I want this." ...not, "I don't want that.")
Be defined and evaluated according to sensory based evidence
Be Initiated by you, and will be achieved by you (not somebody else)
Preserve any important side-benefits of not having your goal
Be appropriate and ecological for the specific context (who, what, when and where)
Be desirable and worth the effort of achieving it
Even the best well-formed goal is still like a point on a map. To achieve it, we must put down the map and embark upon the territory. That is, we must take action. Three factors must be present for us to do this:
- Forming the fully congruent intention of achieving the goal. This means resolving or removing any limiting inner conflicts or obstacles, and making the decision to reach our goal.
- Creating the motivation to get started and follow through
- Taking the first step.
- Following through.
NLP is remarkably effective for clarifying issues, resolving conflicts and removing internal obstacles. It is an excellent tool for preparing a clear path to the kind of decisions we really want to make. Well formed goals are made even more compelling with a motivational "propulsion system" that simultaneously pulls us forward toward our goals and pushes us away from not-achieving it. It's like having the thrust of a NASA rocket whenever we're ready to Lift-Off. Using guided NLP, you can Super-Charge your goals with internal energy and the motivation to follow through to action.
By leveraging our well-formed goals with our resources -- our best behaviors, core competencies, key values, guiding principles, empowering beliefs and the power source of our most effective drivers for success -- we build an irresistible force to achieve our dreams and objectives -- even with goals we may have previously considered beyond our reach.
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