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This 6 page paper uses personal information to describe the way in which childhood, background, self-esteem and other factors work to create our image of ourselves, what that image means for our future, and how to set goals for the future that will help change that image. Bibliography lists 4 sources. (This paper was written to assist another client and uses their personal information; however, it will serve as a model for anyone who needs a template to use for their own paper on goal setting.)
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happen if we just sit back and let things happen to us. This paper uses personal information to describe the way in which childhood, background, self-esteem and other factors work
to create our image of ourselves, and what that image means for our future. Why Set Goals? We have to set goals for a very simple reason: we cant get
what we want in life if we dont know what it is (Setting goals for your life, 2002). Goals give us direction for all aspects of our lives (career, personal,
family); they give us a purpose in life; they infuse our lives with passion and purpose; and its impossible to get anywhere without them (Hopkins, 2003). "Not having goals is
similar to sailing a ship across the Atlantic without a map. Goals, like maps, help you get to your destination much faster than sailing through life aimlessly" (Hopkins, 2003). There
are certain things to keep in mind while setting goals. First, make sure the goal "is something you really want, not just something that sounds good" (Donohue, 2005). Second, goals
cannot contradict each other; its impossible to buy a million dollar mansion if your goal is to earn $60,000 a year (Donohue, 2005). Third, its necessary to have goals for
each of the six areas of life: family and home; spiritual and ethical; social and cultural; financial and career; physical and health; and mental and educational (Donohue, 2005). Fourth, write
goals in positive terms, not negative ones; i.e., dont say "I dont want to be fat," say "Im thin" (Donohue, 2005). Fifth, write the goals in complete detail; the more
your subconscious can see what you want, the more likely it is to direct your actions to make it happen (Donohue, 2005). Sixth, make sure the goal is high enough;
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