Wishes & Actions

Do you wish you had done certain things differently in the past? Going forward, you have the power to make those wishes come true. Yes that's true!

There are times when you wish you had been more diligent, more disciplined, more considerate, or any number of things. Though there is nothing you can do about what has already happened, there is everything you can do about what will now take place.

Whatever you’ve wished you had done, this is your chance to do it. This is your opportunity to turn regrets into action.

You don’t have to create any more painful wishes about how life might have been. You can take the actions that will create the life you wish to live.

Take all those wishes about the past and transfer their energy into purposeful actions in the present. Enjoy making life happen the way you choose.

This is your day, filled with great possibilities. This is your moment to stop wishing and start living.

 NOW
1. Draw a table in 4 quadrants
1.1  Goals In Q1 
1. 2 Short Term 1 - 3 Years
1.3  Mid Goals 3 - 5 Years
1.4  Long Term >5 Years

 Each goals you listed please have a Why, How, When, What drives you.
The WHO is just you.

 Projection and timelines and also what is next course of action to kick start each momentum

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