They Can Make YourDreams Come TrueBy Dr. Denis WaitleyI would say that about 95 percent ofthe human race function and survivelike ships without rudders. Subject toevery shift oTwind and tide, they'rehelplessly adrift. And while theyhope that one day they'll drifnnto arich and successful port, they usuallyend up on the rocks or run aground.But the 5 percent who win the game01 lite, WhU have recognized thepower ot deciding on a destination,sail straight and far, reaching one portafter another, accomplishing more in.Tfew years than the rest accomplishin a lifetime.

As a behavioral psychologist, Ihave talked to thousands of men andwomen, boys and girls, and heardthem seal their own fates. I amstunned by the truth and power of"the self-fulfilling prophecy." Youindeed become what you mostimagine or tear; you bring to pass. __what you suspect. Now I've know thismost ot my life, as has mygrandmother and her mother beforeher. But the words of W. ClementStone, the self-made multi-millionaire who fostered the positive

thinking movement in America, ledme to an even deeper understandingof the power of having a purpose—-agoal—and the importance of goalSeTTing and goal getting!~ I only met W. Clement Stone once;yet his teachings live in me as if hewere my own personal coach,through his counsel and otherphilosophers, I have unlocked thatmysterious and powerful door to theregion of the human mind thatcontrols achievement.

Stone taught me how to obtainsuccess in my professional andpersonal life by following "R2A2,"his four-step plan to achieve goals.(The name might remind you ofR2D2 of "Star War's" fame, but Stoneused the term long before the moviewas released.) His steps include:recognizing the validity of principles,that you can gain from another'sexperience; relating these principlesto achieve a specific goal—one that js1

' wortnwnlle, and does not violate the'k laws ot God or the rights of your _' Tellow man.

Another great teacher who hasdevoted his life to the power of >haying .•? purpose in life is Viktor <Frankl. For the past several"years,Frankl 'has been lecturing throughoutthe world and has been a visitingprofessor in the Department ofHuman Behavior at the United StatesInternational University near SanDiego, California.

A psychiatrist in Vienna at theoutbreak of World War II, Dr. Franklwas imprisoned in a Nazi concen-tration camp tor three years. Narrowlyescaping the gas chambers and deathby brutality many times, he studied"The beKavior of both captors andcaptives with a curious detachmentAfter his liberation he recorded hisobservations, writing Man's SearchJor Meaning.

Perhaps more than any otherauthority on human behavior,ITaHkl's Knowledge springs fromfarsinand observations of destitutehumans living with the daily,probability of death. He and hiscomrades were stripped of literallyeverything—families, professions,possessions, clothing, health, and

It is interesting to note thatFrankl's conclusions differ sharplyfrom the theories of Sigmund Freud.For example, Freud believed thatwhile healthy individuals differ inoutlook and attitude, if deprived^ offood, tneir behavior becomes moreand more uniform as they rely on themore basic, animal-like instincts. _BytFrankl states, "In the concentrationcamps we witnessed to the contrary;we saw how, faced with identical 'situation, one man degenerated

.. while another attained virtualA Saintliness." '

~ brankl observed that men survivedthe trials of starvation and torture

•^when they had a purpose tor living.Those without a reason tor stayingalive died quickly. The men andwomen wno lived through Auschwitz(about one in twenty) were, almostwithout exception, individuals whomade themselves accountable to life.

f There was something they wanted todo or a loved one they wanted to seeagain.

In the death camps, inmates toldFrankl that they no longer expected

• anything from life. Frankl pointedout that they had it backwards. "Life

*. expected something of them." he _said. "Life asks of even' individualscontribution, and it is up to thatindividual to discover what it should

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accountable for apurpose. Next, he taught^ow to relate that purpose.

set goals, your mind will wander.V erratically, and you mav even self-/f destruct through such ^scape routesY as alcohol, drugs, depression, anxiety.Vor physical illness"

" Many of the "physical disorders I.have seen in my practice have beenemotionally or mentally inspired""*Ulcers, for example, are not so muchthe result ot' what we eat as what^eating us. Arthritis and bursitis oftenafflict rigid and narrow-minded """"individuals. Asthma is more ,piVmounced in a child (especially anonly child or the youngest c J i j I H I > ~wno has received too much "smother,love." Remove the parent from thechild and the child begins to breathemore easily. In other cases, relief hascome from relaxation techniques,substituting positive images wherefears and tensions had beendominant. Of course, diet, hereditary,and environmental factors must alsobe considered

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• human creativity, is that it is never_too late to begin To be alive, freeand in good health is all r.hpmotivation you need to reach almostany goal that you can and should'create.

Today I can recognize the value ofmy freedom to choose. Today I knowPiow to relate that choice to a worthypurpose, one that keeps mv spiritssoaring and gives me creative energyto move ahead in the face ofadversity. Today I can assimibh" thatpurpose with vivid images andemotions. And so it is up to me. andto you, to apply this knowledge toeven' aspect of our lives. We arelTrnited__o_nly bv the boundaries of ourown imaginations. 72

to their own personal lives. For one_inmate, it was seeking justice for theatrocities that were committed. Foranother, it was getting to Israel, wherehe could live in peace and freedom.For still others, it was rejoining aloved one or re-establishing aprofession.

The teachings of Stone and Franklinstruct us to direct our thoughts,towards achieving those goals that.

• are our highest priority. If you don't

Dr. Waitley is a national authority on highlevel performance and productivity. He is theauthor of The Psychology of Winning, the all-time best selling audio program on self-development, and is the Chairman ofPsychology of the U.S. Olympic Committee,Sports Medicine Council.

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Examine your present lif e style and determine if your

goals all fit together in terms of "total life" balance.

Do you clearly v i s u a l i z e how you want your life to be

integrated into a meaningful "BIG PICTURE"? What is th«big picture for each part of your life? Are you l e a v i n g

out, under-emphasizinq,or over-emphasizing, the value of

some of the important parts of your life?

Goal Planning Questionnaire

YES NO1. Do you have a set of personal career goals for yourself? Are they spelled out in writing? Q Q

2. Do you have a set of work goals for your group? Are they spelled out in writing? Q Q

3. Have you tested both sets of goals, - by evaluating them, checking prior experience,reviewing them with others etc. - Make sure they're realistic? Q Q

4. In contemplating and establishing goals, do you carefully consider the obstacles youwill have to overcome to achieve them? Q Q

5. Do you take the necessary extra steps to eliminate these obstacles? Q O

6. Do you monitor progress on a regular basis to make sure you are on target so far asgoals are concerned? Q Q

7. Do you make goals sufficiently flexible so that you can adjust them in line withchanging conditions? Q Q

8. Do you examine both your personal and your career goals to make sure they'renot in conflict? Q Q

9. In setting goals, do you make them tough enough to be a challenge to your fulltalent potential? Q Q

10. In setting goals, do you keep the reward in mind? Do you make sure the reward isattractive enough to be worth the price you'll have to pay to achieve it? Q G

11. When you make a goal, do you spell it out clearly? Q Q

12. Do you make an effort to determine the individual goals of the people who workwith you? Q a

13. Wherever possible, do you make an effort to link their personal goals to theirwork goals? Q Q

14. Would you say that your personal career goals are in harmony with the company'sobjective? Q Q

15. Are your personal goals in harmony with the personal goals of your loved ones? 3 Q

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GoalsYour Formula for Success — Goals

1, Immediate, intermediate, and long-range

2. Realistic goals

3. Include people in your goals

4. Hesult and causeMoney, promotion, recognition and other rewards are the result,not the cause of success.

Goals5. Setting goals will change your life,

a. Define your goal in detail

b. Make a plan.

c. Jake action.

d. Be determined.

e. Achievement will develop self-confidence.

6. Success mechanism — how you think about something will determine the result.

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You've expressed a desire to generate an income from this wonderful GNLD Business.Before we proceed I have found it beneficial to do these things first, maybe you won't completethe assignment but at least begin it and be working on it as you go along. This assignment willhelp you remember the "why" of your business when you have setbacks. Do some work on iteveryday. Keeping it in front of you will keep you excited and focused.

I. Purpose - what are your talents and gifts, where do your strengths lie? One way to determinethat is to think about what you love doing, what excites you about getting up in the morning?Write this down. What would you like to be remembered for now and after you're gone?

n. Dreams - you don't have to know how you're going to do it or even if it will ever really happenbut it's something you love the idea of, write it down. Don't be afraid to dream big. I would loveto go on a cruise ship with Charles Stanley to Alaska. I wanted to go to Europe and we earned anall expense paid trip, the same with Hawaii. New home, dream vacation, be able to rent a cabinand have our whole family there. What kind of car, be specific on model, make, color, etc. Go ona missions trip, help all of our children with any college of their choice. Help them buy a home.There are all kinds of exciting ideas.

in. Goals - strategy and planningBe sure to be balanced setting goals for:

Physical - desired weight, exercise goals, hair, wardrobe, etc.Financial - what do you need to live on? Set up a budget, there are some excellent booksout on how to do this, with work sheets. Freedom conies from living on a budget, yourmoney will go farther and you'll find yourself to be a better steward of that which you haveand as your income grows it won't get swallowed up.Spiritual - what needs do you see in your life here? How could those needs be met? Howmuch and when do you want to pray, read your Bible, meditate, etc. What type ofministry would you like to have? We have found this business to be a wonderful adjunctto meeting the needs of the whole person, (a) physical needs - improved health, weightcontrol, (b) spiritual & emotional - personal growth and development takes place withthe growing of a business, and © financial - wonderful business, income opportunity.Career - ideas for growing your business. What skills do you need to develop to be moreeffective? Be more positive, complain less. Develop communication skills, etc. What isyour income target, what title are you working towards. Identify the groups and or peopleyou will need to work with to achieve your career goal.Family - how are your family dynamics? What needs do you see here? What would youlike to see happen with your family and what can you do to help? How about a familynight, one night a week?Social - develop friendships, gain communication skills. Make a list of groups ororganizations you would like to be a part of that would help you reach your goals. Ex.Leads club, Kiwana's, Chamber of Commerce, etc.Mental - reading, learn another language, listen to tapes, nutrition, personal development.retreats, etc.

PURPOSE DEFINES YOUR DREAMSDREAMS DETERMINE GOALSGOALS MAP OUT YOUR ACTIONSACTIONS ACHIEVE RESULTSRESULTS BRING YOU SUCCESSSUCCESS FULFILLS YOUR PURPOSE

1- Goals must be big but not unrealistic

2- Set short term goals - one year, Mid range -1-3 years, and long range - 3 to 5 years.Break down your long range goals into short and mid term goals. What do you have to do on adaily, weekly and monthly basis to reach your goals. Ex. You want to be a Sapphire Director byDec. 1998. How many people do you need to talk to daily? How many people do you need tosponsor into the business weekly? How are you going to go about doing that? Break it down intonumbers of phone calls daily. How many home parties? If you have other people sponsoredalready what are you going to do to help them build their businesses? You will probably haveother ideas as well but these are just some suggestions to get you thinking about the specifics.

3- goals must be daily - when you choose a habit you choose the end result. Men don't decidetheir future, they decide their habits and that decides their future.

4- be specific - VERY

Action Steps

1- list in category of importance

2 - list obstacles - make a plan of how to overcome

3 - know what it takes to get there (usually requires change) pg 97 in Success JourneyIf we don't change we don't grow.

4 - mentally prepare yourself- decide what you have to give up to go up. Talk yourself through it.YOU DON'T PAY THE PRICE FOR SUCCESS, YOU ENJOY THE PRICE OF SUCCESS.YOU PAY THE PRICE FOR FAILURE.

5 - believe in what you're doing. Visualize

The Productivity Principle of

Goals ————'We'Should make plans counting on God to direct us;*;ProverbS 16:9

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Underline the key concepts found in thisprinciple.

Planning can be a goal in itself, butgoals are primarily long or short-termstrategies set within a plan. The planis the big picture of our objectivesand" short term goals are like pointsalong the way in the strategies of howto get there. Whatever we do in lifeshould be done based on a goal. If wedon't have a goal, then we don't havedirection tor" our lives, and we willbecome a part of someone else's plan.We must understand that thingsdon't just happen. We can dream ofpossibilities and the future, but it willnot happen unless we design a planwith weekly or monthly goals on howto achieve them. We should alwayswork from a daily planner or somewritten list of things to do for theweek. This will give us an excitinglife and future, because we are goingsomewhere by getting things done.Without planning and setting goals,we just respond to situations as theycome up, which gives us a feeling thatlife is full of nothing but situations.

Getting somewhere in life starts

1. Knowing where we are (aware-ness).

2. Knowing what we want (a goal).

3. Having a plan for how to get there(a strategy).

The majority of our lives can turnout to be what we want it to be, if wehave a goal and keep working on ourplan. When we plan our activitiesand reach the goals we set for our-selves, we get a great feeling of satis-faction. We will have become achiev-ers. We should ask ourselves: Thethings I'm doing this week, are theythings I planned as a part of my per-sonal goal, or things that wereplanned for the benefit of someoneelse?

We must all respond and partici-pate in the ideas and dreams of oth-ers. But, if we want to reach thedesires of our lives, we must alsohave ideas and dreams of our ownand start planning on how we willbring them into reality. Yes, weshould have goals and make plans,but count on God to direct us.

In order to have our dreams cometrue, we need to do these four things:

1. Write out our dreams (clarity).

2. Write out what it will cost (evalua-tion).

3. Write out our goals and strategies(plan).

4. Review them regularly (focus).

There is a law in life that, "weattract that which we give attention.taJ' So, always carry a pen and paperwith you to write down thoughts thatcontribute to your goals and afterawhile you'll see a plan develop toaccomplish them. Writing out ourdreams and goals will do two thingsfor us: First, we will find out if wereally have a dream or if it is justwishful thinking. Second, we willdiscover the cost of the dream. Jesussaid that before we build, we shouldconsider the cost such as time, effort,and money. Building dreams alwayscosts us something. The price andsacrifices needed to achieve thedream may be more than we want topay. So we can either forsake thedream or adjust the goals. It's veryimportant to constantly review ourgoals. This keeps us focused anddevelops a mindset to achieve.

Certain goals must be set withinour overall plan so we can measurethe progression of the plan. Withoutgoals our dream will seem out ofreach. But if we have a good planwith goal posts along the way, we canfocus on the goal which is short-term,rather than the 5 or 10-year planwhich will seem too far away andhopeless, causing us to lose interest.

- .Of course, we must always ask Godto bless our plans. If that seems diffi-cult, perhaps we should change them.If our plans cannot be blessed by God,then we are building on sand. Andeven if we achieve them, we will not behappy very long.

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