Keeping records is a way to keep track of your goal intentions. Record provides us evidence and proof of our works. Records are documentations that help us to trace back to the origin of our plans. Records are also a confirmation, and a witness in itself. For instance, you could tell an officer what you saw at a crime scene, however if you deliver a report in writing it will have more concrete standings with the law.

1. IN RECORD TIME - GOAL REALIZATION Self Help Guide Keeping records is a way to keep track of your goal intentions. Record provides us evidence and proof of our works. Records are documentations that help us to trace back to the origin of our plans. Records are also a confirmation, and a witness in itself. For instance, you could tell an officer what you saw at a crime scene, however if you deliver a report in writing it will have more concrete standings with the law. As you take notes, you want to learn to write details as they come along. It is important to keep good notes, since you want to review clear writing. The process as you begin will help you to see how valuable it is to write your plans in legibility. Recording your plans helps you to stay tuned to sounds, data, and visual images. The qualities included in the list are what you want to develop, since it could only take you to a higher level of progress. Mind maps are also great for helping us to realize our goals. If you use illustrations to make points, it will give you a clearer view. Still, you want to use other tactics to help you develop a plan that leads to your goals. Think: What are you goals? Think about what you hear, see, smell, taste, visualize, and so forth as you consider your goals. Write down what you conclude while staying alert to repetitions throughout the experience. Now you can listen. What does the introductory present? Is there a conclusion? Are there details that surround the goal? What are the words of transition saying to you? Now view your images to see what you conclude. As you write down the information, highlight the fine points. Think of your level of interest as you write down your goals. For example: Goal: Write a one-page essay on goal realization: Finish the essay by tomorrow: Plan: Research, highlight importance of goal realization: write down new information and ideas. Conclusion: Start work immediately after research and highlighting important ideas. If you consider the strategic plan here, you will see that more is involved. In other words, you need effort, resources, and the like to complete the essay. While this is a short-term goal, it can help you to see future into your plans and goals. For instance, if you plan to write many essays on various topics you will need to learn skills. Skill is the ability to work through tasks big or small. Skills is cleverness, thus we can see following qualities are necessary to work skills in line with goals. For instance, cleverness means you can work quickly through a task while using your intelligence to complete the tasks. Think: Goal: I want to become the next major scientist in 20 years Plan: Education, effort, study, applying self, analyzing, deducing, challenge, highlight new ideas etc Conclusion: start work immediately, check out colleges in area: highlight critical points If you want to become a major scientist, you will need to dig in your brain to see more is needed than a basic outline of goal, plan, and conclusion. Now on a piece of paper write down an outline of what you perceive self-doing in 5, 10, or 20 years. Take the long-term goal over the length of time that you believe you will live to see what you come up with and write it down again. Continue while observing your reactions, mistakes, ideas, questions, answers, and the like. Keep going while recording down what you come up with and then review your results. The library has many resources that can help you write goals, however your mind is also a library that can help you find answers. Richard Butler is a trained life and business coach and offers coaching from $30 per hour online. He runs the successful life coaching site:www.RichardButlerTheSuccessCoach.com For more motivational material sign up free at:www.FocusAndMotivation.com