That’s a good question. I am re-program my brain and re-define my goals after attending the meeting.

You really know how to work hard and play hard. I should have something come up when I refine my goals.

Thanks!

Honestly, I have about close to 20 goals in my current list. I revise them as and when needed. So far, I have only achieved 5 “quality goals”. Most of them are related to my business. I have set a duration to achieve each goal. When each goal is materalized, I would pamper myself at luxurious spa clinic for a body or facial treatment. Those 5 goals took me nearly two (2) years to achieve, too long but worth it. Others goals in the list are issues related to my personal welfare, well-being. I think some goals in the list will never be achieved but I won’t give up easily. Through sheer hard work, I am sure, I will get there one day.

When the first goal was met, I felt a sense of relief because it was a tough one with plenty of guts and courage. There were several obstacles and hurdles and it took me some time to overcome them. The second goal was not so tedious but still a hefty price to pay for it. My third, fourth and fifth goals were respectively accomplished within 2 years! There were pain, tears, sweat, frustrations, joy & sorrows in achieving just (5) goals. Sometimes, I just want to give up everything and go into a hiding place. I must say that I am grateful to those who have helped and encouraged me and also for those who gave me the opportunity to prove my work. I have a mentor, she was very tough with me, I cried and sometimes bombarded & by her. I know she meant good to me.

I am now left with (15) goals in my list. I am very focus on the next one, which means, working with my bare hands, resourcing new materials, brain storming of new designs and getting out there to complete it. Time & money are the key factors and I really need to utilize them very carefully. I know I can meet my 6th goal easily because it’s a repetition one (2nd phase) of the buying trip for my business. It’s very tough, tiring and time consuming one too. If I cannot accomplished my 6th goal, then I won’t be able to continue the 7th goal, which is also related in someway. Each and every single goal to me is a painful process. I can tell you here, I find happiness in completing every individual goal because I met new people, learn new things & pick up bits and pieces along the way in my life.

What about you?

That’s right. Thanks for reminding me! Without SMART hard working, no dream will come true!

Those are great tips. I also believe to set goal for the next three years will make it more feasible. Thanks!

@47:

I only have one big goal with small goals for each steps. I am in the process to redefine my goals after attending the meeting. The goal has to be exactly.

@Dining Tables:

I am glad that I attended the millionaire club meeting. It shocks me on how much useless goals I have listed on my notepad. None of them seem to feasible. They are just the dream not the goals.