Well last few weeks his theories have been put to test.

I've been doing rounds with various Medical tests and specialists. I ordered a PC which ended up having a bad hard drive. I had to jump back and forth between PC's just to get anything done.

Wow!

I was starting to wonder if old "Tremendous was right, or was it just wishful thinking?

Those demons of negative thinking were kicking in. How was I going to handle it?

My first reaction was to start "sucking my thumb," and have a "pity party." It sure would be a lot easier to "throw in towel," and blame fate.

That lasted a day or two and then I started thinking about taking advantage of extra time I had available.

I started studying. Maybe all these problems were what I needed? Sometimes we get so tied up working our businesses, we don't have time to learn and grow.

Charlie was right, this was best thing that could have happened. I was forced to step back, re- evaluate and move to next level.

So what have I learned during my little break?

There are three main points to goal setting:

1. Clarifying your unique goal 2. Reinforcing your goal 3. Tracking, Measuring and assessing progress

In this article we will look at each one of these steps and access how they work. All around us internet is changing. Because of so called recessison, everyone is starting to charge for what once was free for taking. Every site had free stuff. Some still do, but, for example, I had a free list a Listbot and now they are charging. I was quite happy with my site and thought about staying with them even if they charged. However my small ezine is not in a financial postion to pay prices that Listbot will charge.

So what to do? Why are people charging for everything that was free? The media tells us that stocks for dot.com's are down. All around us dot.com's are failing. So if this little ezine was to survive I needed to get a really good map of where I was going.

Well, I am a person who dreams impossible dream -- always have and always will. I have been told since I was a child that I was a dreamer. Well I am, and as I said, will always be but difference between my dreams and some others I talk to is that I accomplish them.

Believeing that I can accomplish anything I set out to do and I deserve success is first step in accomplishing any goal. How did I get this belief in myself? Partly because to my parents I was "apple of their eye." They believed I could do anything including fulfill their unfulfilled dreams. I never did do that but I have fulfilled a lot of my own dreams. So with experience behind me I learned that if I stay focused, I can accomplish impossible dream.