Having a plan for our goals

Plan for our goals

I want to talk about having a plan for our goals and why we need to create small steps not huge steps like some people do. If you have a journal that says Goals on it get it out now!
We are going to sort out the mission of creating your first goal.
Here's the question....
1. what is it you want to do this year?
2. Why?
3. how can we make it happen step by step
4. small steps is better than doing big steps as we can get discouraged and give up on our goals
5. create a vision board
7. celebrate each step be proud of yourself for doing it! Get a journal and use it for praising yourself for doing it.

SMART Goals are the five most important characteristics of goal setting. Those five characteristics are:

  • Specific: Identify what will be accomplished and what exact actions will be taken.
  • Measurable: Choose the data or metric that will allow you to know you are making progress.
  • Achievable: Ensure you have the resources and skills to be successful and that you are creating realistic goals.
  • Relevant: Make sure the task fits your broader goals and is related to your long-term goal, values, and life purpose.
  • Time-bound: Establish a specific timeline for completing your goal and break down your goal into short-term goals with their own timelines.

I want to inspire you to be encouraged and chase your goals otherwise you will regret it. This what I teach clients to follow their dreams and goals no right or wrong way of doing it apart from how you see and think positive mindset is needed in order to achieve your goals.


I've been through enough training to know how important it is to be positive about your manifestation.

Above journal from kikik.k




Watch my video below get inspired!




Monitor where you are with the goals and be positive about it.


 Be inspired! Love from Lori at Lifesuccessnz xx

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