Lesson 1
Setting your Goals
With the start of a new endeavor we have high hopes. To make them easier to achieve follow these general rules for the actual wording of them.
A. Make it personal: I, my chest muscles, my business.
NO: You run a 6 minute mile.
YES: I run a 6 minute mile.
YES: My chest muscles grow big and strong.
YES: My business has sales of $1,000 this week.
YES: I have a 32 inch waist.
B. Use the present tense.
NO: I will get an A on my English test.
YES: I get an A on my English test.
C. Try to use positive terms.
NO: I don't flunk my Math exam.
YES: I pass my Math exam or I get a B or better on my Math exam.
D. Make it clear and simple.
E. Test it. 1. Is it possible? 2. Is it good for me and others?
F. Make it measurable.
Yes: I weigh 135 pounds.
PROGRAM
A. Put your goal in the above format. If you need help email me. On one side of the paper list the Benefits of Success and on the other side list Costs of Failure. Take the whole day.
B. Write down all the small practical steps you will need to reach your goal. Some goals will have very detailes steps while others may have only a few.
QUESTION
How do I feel about my life so far? my body? my job?
FYI: Each lesson will have a question to ask yourself and reflect on during your day. Perhaps while standing in line or walking to your car. Answers can come at any time perhaps when you wake up tomorrow.
Garry Waligore Hypnotist
copyright 07/14/07GWaligore
getfastresults@sbcglobal.net

2 Comments:
Today I concentrate on eliminating negativity and doubt. I replace them with positive declarations. EXCELLENT!
Nice website. I started learning self-hypnosis through Freda Morris' book, Self-Hypnosis in Two Days (back in the 1980s). I've have some success, but nothing stellar. I am trying to figure out if I can improve my recall through self-hypnosis.
Also, you do know how to reach Freda Morris. Last I heard, she was living in Arizona. I have questions about her book.
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