Many people make mistake of discounting small events along way, thinking that it was easy or that anyone could have done it, and so they don't really count. At other times, they just keep thinking about "the big one" and they miss all elements that have already come together.

Sometimes, they may even beat themselves up for not having yet achieved their big goal, getting impatient, and failing to notice that they already achieved many mini-goals to be proud of.

It's rather like mountain climber who never notices mountain they've just climbed because they're only looking at one they are just about to climb next.

Each mini-goal, no matter how small, and no matter how easy, will contribute towards big one.

Just as each step contributed to each mile that Stu Mittleman took when he ran 1,000 miles did.

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Your subconscious will kick in and start letting you know what it is you REALLY do want.

If you're anything like me, once I read over what I've written that little inner critic of mine gets to going and asks me stuff like, "Are you nuts? How are YOU ever going to accomplish that?" or "What makes you think YOU have what it takes?"

She can be a tad nasty at times, that little critic of mine.

Whenever your inner critic tries to tear down your efforts of becoming more of who you truly are, remember words of Marianne Williamson as spoken by Nelson Mandela in his inaugural speech, "Your playing small does not serve world...Who are YOU not to be great?"

TO YOUR SUCCESS!