Defining exactly what you want is first step to manifesting it in your life.

If you could become anything you wanted, or succeed at anything you wanted in life, what would it be?

This first step is not a time to be "sensible." Ask yourself, "If money, relationships, time, etc. were not an issue, what would I be doing?"

Don't just talk to yourself in your head...write it down!

Write question down on a sheet of paper, then just let your mind go wild with all possibilites you've dreamed of for yourself over years.

Don't worry about HOW these possibilities may come to be. Just write until you get a sense that you're onto something.

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"The 5 Inner Enemies That Will Stop You From Achieving Your Goals"

- by Veronica Lim

(c) Veronica Lim. All Rights Reserved. http://www.daregoals.com

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Sometimes we are our own worst enemy.

We aren't born that way nor do we mean to be that way, but it can often come about because of our past experiences, what someone may have told us, what we've read in papers… and then without realising, we develop these inner enemies. How many of them can you identify with?

(1) The Confused Indecision-maker You will often hear Confused Indecision-Maker complaining about way things are, and how much better it would be if things were different. It's often "someone else's" fault too. But if you stopped them and asked, "What do you want then?" they usually find it hard to give you an answer. They know what they don't want, but they don't know what they do want. As a result, they don't make decisions that will take them closer to what they want, nor do they recognise it when what they want is staring them between eyes.

(2) The Historian There are three aspects to Historian. The first is that historians think that because it hasn't happened in past or that they haven't made it happen in past, that it won't happen in future. The second aspect is that they keep on thinking with same mindset as in past, and so never begin to see things with a new perspective or come up with new ideas. And third is that they are continually bemoaning how wonderful things were in "the good old days" that they fail to notice what's good about today.