Staying focus and energized brings joy and health to many people.  Creating a list of 100 Life Goals is a way to do this and also prevent boredom and depression.  Choose  the top one, two or maximum three to work on.  When one is accomplished, come back to the list, update it with new goals and removing no longer relevant ones, now select the next one.  Research in leadership in the U.S. Marine COrps shows that working on more than three goals at once leads to diminish achievement on all goals.

1-Be sure you are clear on how you can tell or recognize your goal is achieved.

2-Record which of your  Priorities the Goal serves.

3-What kind of goal is it: Will you BE different, Will you DO differently, Will you HAVE something?

4-Does the goal involve your HEART, Your SPIRIT, your BODY and/or your MIND?

5-Clarify what it will take to achieve the goal: $, Focus, Ideas, Others

6-Set a Target date for each.

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