It is useful to break your goals down into three categories: current, near future and far future. Once you have put your future goals into your subconscious mind, they are begun. It is not only action that is required. Keeping your goals in forefront of your mind is key. Thoughtfully craft your current goals. Know how you will measure your success and plan for it.

Think big! Think limitlessly. Think "out of box". People are often limited by their minds unwillingness to stretch. Remember what Napoleon Hill said: "...if you can conceive it, and believe it, you can achieve it!"

If you find yourself surrounded by people who are ‘thinking little’, it might be difficult to find support and acceptance for your big plans. You may have to include some new associates who want to play ‘big’, too! You have probably heard that, if you want to run with big dogs, you have to get off porch! Jump off that porch and get running!

Reflect on biggest view of your life--your master plan. Is it big enough for you? Does it cause you to stretch to get your arms around it? If not, think a little bigger and see where it takes you. If it does, be sure you have planned route that will get you there. Then, follow it. As you embark on each task today, ask yourself, "Am I on road to my vision by doing this?" If not, make a correction.

Go big or go home! That one little phrase keeps me on my toes.

I do motivational web site and my two free newsletters full-time now. I have always had a passion for such things, and I do truly believe that our achievement is going to be directly proportionate to our ability to focus on things that inspire us! These things move us to action in ways that simply can't be explained. I call it one of life's unsolved mysteries.

Each one of us has within us a special plan. Often times it can take a while to realize what that plan might be. Far more often plan itself is a journey composed of many twists and turns and lots of valuable life lessons along way.

I find a certain peace in accepting that life is a journey and displaying a willingness to accept and have faith that in end all will work out. I hope this message finds you well on your way to accepting what life may have thrown your way... Your friend in cyberspace, Josh Hinds :-)