“2014 This is Your Year”

Marvin Himel

January 15, 2014

Personal Development Goals

“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why”

-Mark Twain

I. Personal Development Goals

Write down what you would like to improve in your life that relates to you own personal growth

What would you like to learn?

What are some skills you want to master?

Who do you want to be?

What are some character traits you’d like to develop?

I. Personal Development GoalsWhat could you do for your physical well-being?

- Get a weekly massage- Join a gym – and actually use it- Complete an Iron Man Triathlon

What fear would you like to conquer?- Flying- Public Speaking

-Swimming

What would you want to learn?- To speak French- To dance or sing

- To fly a plane

I. Personal Development Goals

• Give a time line to each of these personal goals

• Choose your single most important personal one-year goal

I. Personal Development Goals

Why are you committed to achieving this?

Career/Business/Economic Goals

“Every strike begins me closer to the next home run.”

-Babe Ruth

II. Career/Business/Economic Goals

Write down what you want for your career, business, or financial life

How much do you want to earn?

What goals do you have for your company?

What are your money management goals?

II. Career/Business/Economic GoalsWhat do you want your net worth to be?

- When do you want to retire?-By what age do you want to achieve financial independence?

What are your money management goals?- Need to balance your budget?-Balance your checkbook?-Get a financial coach?

What investments would you make?- Finance an exciting start-up business?-Invest in a mutual fund?- Contribute to a pension plan?

II. Career/Business/Economic Goals

• Give a time line to each of these goals

• Choose your top one-year career, business, or economic goal

II. Career/Business/Economic Goals

Why are you committed to achieving this?

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Toys/Adventure Goals

“Too many of us are not living our dreams because we are living our fears.”

-Les Brown

III. Toys/Adventure Goals

Write down everything you could ever want, have, do, or experience in your life

Would you like to build, create, or purchase a:- Beach house?- Private yacht?- Lamborghini sports car?-Art collection?

Would you like to attend:-An opening of a Broadway play?- A film premiere?- A Bruce Springsteen concert?

III. Toys/Adventure Goals

Would you like to:- Carry the Olympic torch?- Go one-on-one with Michael Jordan?- Race camels between the pyramids of Egypt?

- Star in a Broadway play?

What exotic places would you visit?

- Sail a yacht around the world? - Visit Tanzania and study

chimpanzees? - Scuba dive in Fiji?

- Book a ride on the next space shuttle flight?

III. Toys/Adventure Goals

• Give a time line to each of these goals

• Choose your top one-year adventure goal

III. Toys/Adventure Goals

Why are you committed to achieving this?

Contribution Goals

“My hope still is to leave the world a bit better than when I got here.”

-Jim Henson

IV. Contribution Goals

Write down how you would like to leave your mark and create a legacy that make’s a

difference in people’s lives

What will you create?

IV. Contribution Goals

How would you contribute?- Help build a homeless shelter?- Volunteer at a soup kitchen?- Volunteer with the Peace Corps?

How could you help to:- Clean up the oceans?- Stop the destruction of rain forests?-Eliminate discrimination

IV. Contribution Goals

• Give a time line to each of these contribution goals

• Choose your top one-year adventure goal

IV. Contribution Goals

Why are you committed to achieving this?

“I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions.”

-Stephen Covey

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