5,000 Goals for 2014 and Beyond
Designing Your Future My business coach, Christine Kane , recommended the book : A Happy Pocketful of Money: Infinite Wealth and Abundance in the Here and Now . The book suggests developing a list of 5,000 goals. In private law practice, I annually set goals and then reviewed them at year end. For each goal that I put at the top of my priority list, I identified what I needed to do by the end of the next -- six months, three months, and one month -- to meet it by year end. I then set smaller steps to that goal each day and week. With very few exceptions, I met my prioritized goals and also many that were lower on the list. Just by listing the goals, you bring them into awareness. Then: "Energy flows where attention goes." For over two years, I have been using a tool Christine Kane calls the "Sunday Summit." It functions as a weekly reflection and planning tool. On the first page, I answer the following reflective questions -- every Sunday: Wha