Goal-Setting for Success continued

Be reasonable when selecting a lifetime goal. Count the cost. Don't pursue an impossible dream. You are likely to become a target of con men if you mistake the impossible for the probable.... keep reading

People say they want financial independence, but do they . . . really? Consider the following.... keep reading

When you walk the walk, your checkbook will reflect this. This is why you should have a budget and why you should follow the money.... keep reading

People say they want financial independence? But do they? Really? At what price? Financial independence comes in several forms. What is the best form? Think about this carefully.... keep reading

Some processes are input-driven. Others are output-driven. You had better know the difference and plan accordingly.... keep reading

These ten steps are what I have used to give me a degree of significance that has nothing to do with my money.... keep reading

Hollywood film producer Aaron Russo had a great idea: Expose the IRS and the Federal Reserve System. Then, step by step, he blew it.... keep reading

Some people say you should aim at becoming Number One. I don't. But you should aim somewhere close to a target worth hitting. Here is how you identify this target.... keep reading

There are several approaches, and I use all of them. They are not intuitive, but they work.... keep reading

Most people do not understand what their calling is. Their jobs are thwarting their calling. Don't let this happen to you.... keep reading

The Lena Horne factor is not for me!... keep reading

It's easy to do, especially when you're young and naive. It can lead to disasters. If you're still doing it at age 40, you're in big trouble.... keep reading

This advice, if taken early enough, can make a profound difference in a person's life. But no matter how old you are, you should do what this report says.... keep reading

SETTING GOALS Say that you are 70 years old. Your family has put on your 70th birthday party. All of your children and grandchildren are there. They cry, "Speech! Speech!" Wh... keep reading

"What difference will I make?" That's the crucial question in "It's a Wonderful Life." It is the story of a man with thwarted goals that deserved to be thwarted. He did better by failing to achieve them. But it's best to have the right goals and then achieve them.... keep reading

Inventor, scientist, publisher, politician, author: this world-renowned American adopted his own systematic program for personal success. He kept a secret diary of how he re-structured his life as a young man. It was published after his death. I know of nothing better that is this short.... keep reading