Well, looks like it’s time for us to start to map our destination. Above, you will see a goal map that I made up. I did this in Adobe. You can get the same results, though, within any number of drawing tools or utilizing the Microsoft software. A fun way to do this that can involve everyone could be the old cut and paste on a large paper. Be sure to take a picture and put it on the computer.
Yours will not be exactly like mine, I just wanted to show you what the bare bones might look like for me. Every map will be different because every person is different.
The beginning starts off with who and what is going to go with you on this journey. And that the opposite end, what that final destination looks like your goal. You can you view your goal from many various facets just as you can view a diamond. There are many facets to the goal, and not all of them can be seen in one of view.
The goal, cannot be gained overnight. The great comedian, Allen King, once said that he had worked for eleven years to become an overnight success. This is even true in making the map. If you have followed along, You have thought, made lists, done research, and some planning. There will be milestones along the way. If education is required, gaining it is a milestone. If you have to climb the corporate ladder or learning your trade and earning street creds, those are milestones.
There are also plateaus where you may want to linger awhile or stay forever. Remember This is your life, and as people grow and learn, goals will sometimes change. You should not change your goals every day, and when you have an’ Epiphany of Life,’ change will sometimes follow. And, that is all right.
Build your goal outline, and tomorrow we will continue with the map building.
It is hot here. I hope you stay cool and dry.
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