People tend to dream of beautiful things, health, good work, big salaries, etc. Few people think only about making dreams come true. Meanwhile, the embodiment of most of these desires is quite real. And to succeed, you need to set a goal.
Instruction manual
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Formulate and write down your goal. It should be concrete, quite complex, but achievable. The act of formulating a goal has important psychological significance, and you will quickly notice that you have begun to move towards it in small steps. This effect can be explained by the fact that having made your dream a specific goal, you begin to subconsciously pay attention to those factors that are important for its realization. For example, you dreamed of opening a fashion store. Having set yourself such a goal, you will first unconsciously, and then consciously look at the empty premises in the area you need, pay attention to the loan offers of banks, monitor the release of new collections, etc.
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Limit time to reach the goal. If it is large enough, then it should be divided into intermediate goals. For example, to open a fashion store, you first have to draw up a business plan, pick up a room, apply to a bank for a loan, make repairs in the trading floor, purchase clothes, hire staff, etc. Each of these points can be formulated as a separate goal and calculate the time required to achieve it.
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Having successfully completed part of the path to your main goal, you may encounter some problems. For example, a bank will refuse your loan. But if you set a goal so that its achievement will depend only on you, and not on the bank clerk, the refusal will not be a disaster - you just contact another credit institution.
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Having embarked on the path to success, you must bear in mind that you will have to pay for it. Keep this in mind when formulating your goal. For example, a private business will take away from you all the time, it will be associated with risks and worries. Are you ready for this? If not, then you should moderate your appetites and set the goal of opening a small boutique, not a store.