Dear Friend,

To be successful in anything, you must know what to do and when to do it.

Achieving your goals doesn't have to be hard and it isn't hard when you know what to do. You must create a plan to accomplish your goals. Before you have a plan, you need to know how to set your goals properly. Setting your goals properly becomes your "blueprint for success".

Let me asked some questions…

1.      How many times have you found yourself sitting at the kitchen table wondering what you should do?

2.     Do you degrade yourself into idle chat because you lost focus?

3.     Have you thrown up your hands in despair and found yourself   

doing something around the house, playing on the computer, watching TV, going shopping just to relieve your frustration?

If you want to make your life better in your quest for success, then get a copy of our "Goal Management Course" at www.ouraag.com.

When you set goals you will change your life for the better. You will feel like a different person. Your goals, set properly, will make you focus on what you should do and where you are going. Don't delay! Do not put your goals off! Don't procrastinate.

Learn today and change your journey toward success.

Order your "Goal Management Course" at OURAAG.com and find out for yourself.

Your friend,

Randy

Grief and Your Personal Goals

Many times in life you may experience grief in your finances, business or family. You may lose a mate, family member or friend, money, job, or a promotion.

You may feel anger and get depressed. Sooner or later you must deal with acceptance and move on. If someone chooses not to move on they could experience a heart attack, or need a prescription/ medication and possibly suffer from substance abuse. 

Grief is a natural response to the loss of something. It becomes personal and a highly individual experience. A very important factor to overcome grief is support from other people.

What's most important to anyone dealing with grief is to take care of themselves. Taking care of yourself is a choice everyone needs to make; not only during time of grief. Take care of yourself all the time.

Ask yourself, what are my goals and where am I going in life? What is my plan? What makes me excited and hopeful? When you ask yourself these questions you will immediately begin to set goals. Setting goals is not just thinking about your goals. It becomes serious, exciting and hopeful.  You have a plan of action and are looking positive to your future. Your goals may help you overcome anger, fear, depression and sadness. Goals need to be created and everyone must learn how to set goals properly. Your goals may change your life for the positive and generate energy.  Learn to set goals properly with a step-by-step format. I believe your thoughts, attitude and future will be motivating when you set goals properly.

Learn today with our “Goal Management Course”.

Your friend,

                                                                                  

Randy 

www.ouraag.com