The Susie Zone - Visualize Your Goals (January 2019)
Visualize Your Goals - Personal Development Tips, Tricks and Strategies - How to Make Your Goals a Reality
by Susie J. Briscoe
When people visualize anything, it makes it much more likely for them to make it a reality. They see the vision in their heads and then take steps to make it happen!
For instance, Thomas Edison improved the lightbulb. He had a vision and stopped at nothing to see it through. Another visionary was Steve Jobs. He pictured how his products could help improve people's lives.
You can be a visionary too. Start by...
Visualizing Your Goals
- Carry through the same concept
- Paint a picture of what you would like accomplished by a certain period and, when you have that picture…
- You can determine what’s necessary to implement it
Break Down The Steps
- Use visualization tools to help you manage those steps
- Build a Project Management Plan using software or
- keep track of tasks in a spreadsheet
- Use whatever tool works for you
Create A Vision Board (see below for Vision Board Fun! to help you get started)
- Consider using a corkboard to place things
- Piece together a problem and help with possible solutions
- Add new items and remove old items if needed
- There are no rules
- If you understand the vision, it’s the right one for you
Mind Map for Brainstorming
- Use dedicated software or sheets of paper
- Start with the principle idea or task in the middle
- Draw related items out from the central area
- Continue linking ideas and thoughts with lines
- From this perspective, you can see the whole plan from a bird’s eye view (although this doesn’t work for everyone, it just may work for you, so give it a try!)
It’s Your Plan
- Use all these concepts or only a few
- Experiment to see which resonate with you
- It’s an iterative process
- The key is not to get caught up in the process
- Visualize your goals but you must track progress
To help you start this process, grab your copy of Vision Board Fun! below!
Don’t forget to share with me what you discovered during this month and let me know if I may share it within this newsletter next month.