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Mission: To go forth into one's God-given destiny's with the gifts and talents God has given for his glory with excellence, humility, kindness and love, giving God all of the glory in all that we do!

Promote YOU!

You are a business waiting to be launched. Have you ever heard of entities such as Hewlett-Packard, Ernest & Young or Billy Graham Ministries? These are real people who promoted their actual names to create trust in the minds of others. Heavily brand your name everywhere you can, it's more valuable than you think (Read Ecc 7:1).

I promise to better manage my cash flow.

Cash flow is the life blood of any business. Even if you show a profit on your income or profit and loss statement, it doesn't matter if you don't have enough cash flow to pay your monthly bills. Your firm will fail if you focus only on profit at the expense of cash flow. Many individuals new to business have to learn this the hard way - by running short on cash. It takes cash to pay your suppliers, meet your payroll every week, and outfit your office. Prepare a cash budget at least monthly and a Statement of Cash Flows along with your other financial statements. It will make running your company so much easier and will help maximize your profit in the end. Cash management is crucial for all firm operations.

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Review your overall progress regularly.

Make sure you are making progress. If you are not making progress, hire a coach, tap into the support of loved ones, analyze why the goal is not being met. Don’t allow the goal to just fade away. Figure out what you need to do to accomplish it. Check the prior five steps starting with an assessment of how deeply you actually want to achieve the goal.

Establish times for checking your progress in your calendar system, whatever it is: a day planner, a PDA, a PDA phone or a hand written list.

If you’re not making progress or feel stymied, don't let your optimism keep you from accomplishing your goals. No matter how positively you are thinking, you need to assess your lack of progress. Adopt a pessimist’s viewpoint; something will and probably is, going to go wrong. Take a look at all of the factors that are keeping you from accomplishing your goal and develop a plan to overcome them. Add these plan steps to your calendar system as part of your goal achievement plan.

Commit to achieving the goal by writing down the goal.

Lee Iacocca said, "The discipline of writing something down is the first step toward making it happen." I agree completely. Write down the plan, the action steps and the critical path. Somehow, writing down the goal, the plan and a timeline sets events in motion that may not have happened otherwise. In my own life, it is as if I am making a deeper commitment to goal accomplishment. I can’t fool myself later. The written objective really was the goal.

Make a plan for the path you need to follow to accomplish the goal.

Create action steps to follow. Identify a critical path. The critical path defines the key accomplish-ments along the way, the most important steps that must happen for the goal to become a reality. Stephen Covey said, "All things are created twice. There's a mental or first creation, and a physical or second creation of all things. You have to make sure that the blueprint, the first creation, is really what you want, that you've thought everything through. Then you put it into bricks and mortar. Each day you go to the construction shed and pull out the blueprint to get marching orders for the day. You begin with the end in mind." He's right.

Visualize yourself achieving the goal.

Lee Iacocca said, "The greatest discovery of my generation is that human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind." What will your achievement feel like? How will your life unfold differently as a result? If the goal is a thing, some gurus of goal setting recommend that you keep a picture of the item where you see and are reminded of it every day. If you can’t picture yourself achieving the goal, chances are – you won’t.

You need to deeply desire the goal or resolution.

Napoleon Hill, in his landmark book, Think and Grow Rich, had it right. "The starting point of all achievement is desire. Keep this constantly in mind. Weak desires bring weak results, just as a small amount of fire makes a small amount of heat." So, your first step in goal setting and achieving your dreams is that you've got to really, really want to achieve the goal.