Very true, Kathleen. When we are ready to let go of processes and actions that aren’t giving the desired result, we create space for new ideas and actions that can get us what we want – successful goal achievement.

Thanks Joyce. When we add our need to achieve the goal and understand the difference that achieving the end result can make, it does raise our energy. Gratitude for the distance covered creates its own energy to take us to completion.

Celebrating small wins along the way with small treats creates the impetus to go for the bigger goals, Yvonne. As you rightly pointed out, we tend to forget these mini-milestones and focus on what went wrong. I believe we need to keep moving forward in positive motion.

I remember saying that to you Marquita and I stand by it, especially now that we have found a process that both of us use without having known the other person was doing the same. 🙂 Planning takes time but once that’s done, it makes implementation so much easier and taking the procrastination issue head on means we are unstoppable in our quest for success.

I’m delighted you liked my 7 step approach with the extra tools of Intention (and Gratitude 🙂 ) That 1 extra step creates the micro-commitment in the mind to go for the goal otherwise it’s just another paper exercise and procrastination gets an easy entry to thwart our plans.