Truth about Goals. Clear goals increase your confidence.

Goals unlock your positive mind and release ideas and energy for goal attainment. Your goals simply drift and makes you flow on the current of life. With goals, you fly like an arrow straight and true to your target.
Clear goals increase your confidence, develop your competence and boost your levels of motivation. "Goals are the fuel in the furnace of achievement".
Living out clear goals is like driving in a thick fog. No matter how powerful or well engineered your car, you drive slowly, incessantly, making little progress on even the smoothest road. Deciding upon your goals clears the fog immediately and allows you to focus and channel your energies and abilities. Clear goals enables you to step on the accelerator of your own life and race ahead rapidly towards achievement, more of what you really want.
Like a computer, your goal seeking mechanism is non judgemental. It works automatically and continuously to bring you what you want, regardless of what you program into it. Nature doesn't care about the size of your goals. If you set little goals your automatic goal achieving mechanism will enable you to achieve little goals. If you set large goals the natural capability will enable you to achieve large goals. The size, scope, and detail of goals you choose to think about most of the time are completely up to you.

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