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    I recall seeing Richard Branson on a talk show with a list of goals he had written down decades prior that he ended up achieving. According to the steps below you can remember it better if you write them down. I think it goes beyond that and acts as a program that enters the optic nerve and the brain does an auto mapping.

    Richard Branson’s 5 simple steps for goal setting
    Quote Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group, also shares the same sentiment. In his recent , the British mogul emphasized the importance of setting goals and why it is better to set goals than doing nothing at all. He also shared five simple steps that will help you stick to your goals and achieve them.

    1. Write down your goals

    Study shows that writing down will help you remember things better. This is why we are trained to take down notes during classroom discussions or even have someone take minutes during meetings. Whether in your notebook, tablet, or laptop, you have to write it down so you can have a mental picture of your goals and you can review it once in a while. You can also post it somewhere that you can regularly see so you can remember it every day. “No idea is too small, and no idea is too big either,” Branson explains.

    2. Have multiple lists

    Branson suggests to “have a few lists” for goal setting. “One of far off, outlandish goals and another of manageable tasks to complete every day. This way you can set your vision and be taking steps to get there each day. Make sure you have personal goals as well as business goals. There’s no real separation between work and life, it’s all just living. The same goes for lists.”

    3. Celebrate your completed task with a checkmark

    There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing your goals getting ticked off from time to time. “Celebrate your successes (and make more lists of new goals).” No matter how big or small the goals you have achieved, you should never forget to rejoice and cheer yourself for accomplishing it.

    4. Make your goals measurable

    Break down your big goals into smaller steps so you can easily track its progress. “There’s no point setting targets if you don’t know if you are hitting them,” says Branson.

    5. Share your goals with others

    “You can help motivate each other further and hold each other to account,” he explains. Find an accountable partner who can remind and encourage you to achieve your goals. “But remember that, in the end, you are doing this for yourself,” Branson concludes.

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    I recall seeing Richard Branson on a talk show with a list of goals he had written down decades prior that he ended up achieving. According to the steps below you can remember it better if you write them down. I think it goes beyond that and acts as a program that enters the optic nerve and the brain does an auto mapping.
    Something similar has happened to many... But is this a case of realizing, what was your Plan, rather than planning the future?

    I am right now living a future that I 'sensed' would happen, decades ago. And it is happening.

    But any dreams and wishes of Lamborghinis in my front yard -- are not here.

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    I recall seeing Richard Branson on a talk show with a list of goals he had written down decades prior that he ended up achieving. According to the steps below you can remember it better if you write them down. I think it goes beyond that and acts as a program that enters the optic nerve and the brain does an auto mapping.
    Something similar has happened to many... But is this a case of realizing, what was your Plan, rather than planning the future?

    I am right now living a future that I 'sensed' would happen, decades ago. And it is happening.

    But any dreams and wishes of Lamborghinis in my front yard -- are not here.
    I suspect in Richard's case his puppet masters had particular plans for him and he's probably an adducted and has a brain implant or help icon. From my understanding the human occupants of the moon are under orders not to allow unauthorized earth dwellers into space. Richard, Jeff Bezos & Elon Musk must have been approved by a subservient group unbeknownst to the rest of us. With our alleged co-creative abilities I feel we can manifest our goals and futures. There's a story about one of Edgar Cayce's readings where the questioner had selfish motives possibly having to do with future stock values and his vision was blurred by some intelligence. This was also in the book Forgotten Genesis where Radu wasn't allowed to see the actual destruction of planet Tiamat which became the asteroid belt.
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    Thanks, Inversion, this topic is important and neglected.

    This happened to me, around 1975, I was a young boy.

    In a std-cheap lunch place in a mall, with my father (a very difficult, but loving relationship), I went to toilet.

    A seemingly alcoholic, but then still sober obviously a very smart man turned to me, looked at me friendly, and said as-if underscoring, very carefully and seriously, wanting me to really understand:

    "You won't ever give up, promise to me, never, ok?"

    I said ok... I understood. And this impression affected positively for many years.
    Always after some years the memory has returned.

    I have given my word for something good... But I don't know for what. Something is ahead.
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    Quote Posted by HopSan (here)
    Thanks, Inversion, this topic is important and neglected.

    This happened to me, around 1975, I was a young boy.

    In a std-cheap lunch place in a mall, with my father (a very difficult, but loving relationship), I went to toilet.

    A seemingly alcoholic, but then still sober obviously a very smart man turned to me, looked at me friendly, and said as-if underscoring, very carefully and seriously, wanting me to really understand:

    "You won't ever give up, promise to me, never, ok?"

    I said ok... I understood. And this impression affected positively for many years.
    Always after some years the memory has returned.

    I have given my word for something good... But I don't know for what. Something is ahead.
    Staying focused and positive is important. Just move to the next indicated thing.

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