Before trying these 8 tips to achieve your goals, I invite you to watch this video by Juan Haro in which he presents the 5 steps to get closer to what you want.
Juan tells us about how important it is to be clear about what we want and that is why he gives us these 5 steps that will help us establish what we really want and how we can get closer to our goals:
[mashshare]Once we have worked up an appetite with these teachings from Juan Haro, I leave you with these 8 keys to achieve what we propose:
1) Information.
Carrying out any project requires knowledge of certain data, so it is advisable to think about what is needed to make correct decisions in every moment.
Anyway, the right information is required because excess is just as damaging as underdevelopment.
2) Technique.
Any project that we start requires knowledge of a certain technique or possess certain experience. It is necessary to reflect on everything that is necessary in this regard. It can be a mistake to think that all initiatives are available to anyone.
3) Effort.
Any project requires an investment of energy. It is worth considering if the effort is worth it. It is legal not to want to embark but if the decision is positive, it is reinforced.
The next step is to focus on what matters and invest your efforts correctly so as not to waste energy on less interesting matters.
4) Planning.
Successful completion of an initiative requires some planning. Although the correct strategy depends on the complexity of the adventure, it is necessary spend some time generating ideas. You have to discard those that are not valid, organize the valuable ones and establish a plan for their realization.
The objectives must be defined in detail and be realistic (Goals must be ambitious but achievable and consistent with personal skills and values).
5) Rest.
Starting something cannot represent an activity outrage. Calm is necessary for the ship to reach a good port.
The tranquility not only serves to regain strength but also favors the "incubation" or art of resting ideas in the unconscious so that the creative potential is manifested.
You also need to cultivate time for solitude and relaxation.
6) Creative intuition.
Incubation often leads to an intuition that presents us with a perfect plan, but often the fruits of unconscious labor are subtle and can be easily overlooked.
Pay attention to nuances of thought, timid inner voices, and even dreams.
7) Visualization.
Using your imagination to anticipate is a way to prepare for what may happen.
You have to think about all the possibilities, the problems that may arise and reflect on the solutions. In this way, unfounded fears can be overcome and problems that could make the project fail.
8) Fantasy.
Visualization is not just a rational exercise. It also consists of dreaming, fantasizing, letting the mind float, let it recreate itself without criticism, enjoy it in advance.
Act quickly. give value to all the positive aspects of the initiative that is in hand, as if there were no personal limits, if money were not an obstacle, if assumptions were infallible ...
There will be time for realism, to correct the fantasies, but these are the food of the vital impulse.
Manuel Núñez and Claudia Navarro for Body and mind.
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