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Write them in the present tense
Just as with affirmations, write down your goals in the present tense, as if
you’ve already accomplished them, such as ‘I am a great mathematician’ (if
that’s what you want to become). Your subconscious mind will choose the
path of least resistance in order to manifest your goals.
Make them positive
Remember, always write your goals down from a positive stance: focus on
what you want, not what you don’t want.
Write them in your own voice
Write them exactly how you’d say them. You don’t need to use fancy
language. These goals are to be understood by you and you alone. Write them
in a way that you connect with easily; you shouldn’t have to try to translate
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them in your head.
Be specific
Write down as many details as you can. The clearer the goal, the clearer the
outcome. Remember, the subconscious mind is working from a set of
instructions, and the outcome can only be as good as the instructions
provided.
If possible, write your goals without a timeframe in mind. Otherwise, when
the goal doesn’t manifest when you expect it to, you might be disheartened
and become doubtful, which lowers your vibration and pushes your goal
further away. However, if you’re someone who is motivated by pressure, a
deadline might help you to go into action. It’s your call: if a timeframe would
be helpful, include one. If not, don’t.
Set goals you feel confident about. The best way to build confidence is to
start with smaller goals. Once you manifest them, you’ll be confident about
bigger goals manifesting, too.
Once you’ve identified and written down your goals, say them out loud every
day. If you need to make small adjustments to them, then do so. However,
changing them drastically and frequently is almost like planting a new seed
each time, so keep that in mind. You need to know what you want.
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