Handling the Future at present. Resolve to think about your ideal future most of the time.

Resolve to think about your ideal future most of the time. Remember, the very best of the days of your life lies ahead. The happiest moment moments you Will ever experience are still to come. The highest income you will ever earn is going to materialize in the months and years ahead the future is going to be better than anything that may have happened in your past. There are no limits, the clearer you can be about your long term future the more rapidly you will attract people and circumstances into your life to help make the future a reality. The greater the clarify you have about whom you are and what you want, the more you will achieve and the faster you will reproduce the result in every area of your life.
Life is lived from the inside out, the very core of your personality is your values. Your values are what makes you the person you are. Everything you do on the outside is dictated and determined by your values on the inside whether clear or fuzzy. The greater clarity you have regarding your values on the inside the more precise and effective your actions will be on the outside. Your goals must be congruent with your values and your values must be congruent to your goals. This is why clarifying your values is often the starting point to high achievement and peak performance.
Clarifying your requires that you think through what is really important to you in life, you then organise your entire life around these values. Any attempt to live outside in a manner that contradicts the values you hold on the inside will cause you stress, negativity, unhappiness, pessimism and even anger and frustration. You chief responsibility to yourself in the creation of a great life is for you to develop absolute clarify about your values in everything you do.

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