Family
Intellectual
Physical
Social
Spiritual
Travel
Business/Career
Financial
Personal Environment; Auto, Clothing, Home, Technology, Toys - if you must.

Try to be balanced in all the areas as opposed to being too focused on any one given area.

Try to follow your gut and your feelings and set goals in each category based upon what you sense and what feel is right for you now. This is not about getting an equal number of goals per category. And in the next 90 days, you may not have a goal for each category – that is OK.

Remember this is a personal experience and I recommend doing this on your own.

Call to Action

Using the Goal Setting Worksheet

What are your goals that you most want to set for yourself in the next 90 days? Please select those goals that you really want, not ones you should, could, ought to or might want. Give some serious thought to setting both your personal and business goals and share them with your coach. When you have set the right goals for yourself, you should feel excited, a little nervous, ready and willing to go for it!



Don’t choose the goals you have historically chosen, but never reached, unless you’re in a much better position to reach them now.

Remember the “SMART” Goal setting strategy;

S – Specific
M – Measurable
A - Action-Oriented
R – Realistic
T - Time-focused

The 90 day goal setting has been the most valuable goal setting tool that my coach has shared with me.

I implemented the 90 day goals setting for the first time last October, and I completed more in that 90 days than any 90 days in history. I literally reinvented myself by defining our niche and niche marketing, we not only published one web site and e-newsletter, we published two, we updated our computer systems for 2005, we created the opportunity for the TV spots on BCTV News on Global and completed a 3 year business and marketing plan. Best of all our clients are all achieving and exceeding their goals.

One very important message that I want to share with you is that the most important thing about using the 90 day goals setting is to first “get”, develop the habit of just doing it. Get used to setting 90 day goals the 1st of every January, April, July and October and this set you on a consistent path of attracting and creating what you want.

Keep in mind that you may not reach all the goals that you set the first time around. The key point is that you set them and that you take action steps towards reaching them.

Remember to be kind to yourself and remain flexible.

At the end of 90 days and along the way, remember the best thing to do is to acknowledge yourself in your journal for all of the positive actions and results that you are taking and creating towards your goals.

The last thing I want to say is post your goals in a visible place where you can see them and at the end of every week again, journal all of the positive actions and results that you took and created in relationship to your goals.