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Table of Contents for the Setting Bigger Goals PLR Ebook:

Introduction………………………………………………………………………….. 3

How to Get Clear on Your Life Vision…………………………………….. 4

How to Choose and Set Big Scary Goals…………………………………. 6

How to Get Over the Fear That Your Life Goals Are Impossible……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 8

How to Make Scary Goals More Manageable………………………. 10

Breaking goals down into smaller chunks………………………………….. 10

Remembering your ‘why’……………………………………………………………….. 10

Learn what is holding you back…………………………………………………….. 11

Mindset Techniques to Help You Focus On Your Goals………. 12

Visualizations…………………………………………………………………………………… 12

Inspiration………………………………………………………………………………………… 13

Raising your vibration……………………………………………………………………. 13

Surrounding Yourself with Positive People………………………… 15

Traits of Positive People………………………………………………………………… 15

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Introduction

We all have goals; some people have loftier ones than others. Have you ever stopped to wonder why that is? Why some people are more successful than others? Are they smarter, richer or have more savvy? Maybe, but in most cases it is because they have a more clear vision of what they want to do in life and an aggressive plan on how to get there. From that point, it is a matter of following the plan.

But that is not always as easy as it sounds. In this book you will find some tips and techniques successful people – success defined by them as it can mean different things to different people – use to get where they are today and how you can use these same tips to achieve your life goals. So let’s get started!

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5 Emails/ Blog Posts:

Topic: Are your goals too small?

Email #1 – Welcome to our series on goals

Email #2 – Not being creative enough

Email #3 – Are your goals too easy to imagine succeeding?

Email #4 – How to know when you should not go it alone

Email #5 – Will your goal grow you as a person?

Set Bigger Goals PLR Emails Total Word Count: 1721 Words

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Email #1 – Welcome to our series on goals

Hello and welcome to the series on goals and in particular know if yours are too small.  How do you know if your goals are too small? If your goals are of the right size, they should consistently put you on the edge of your comfort zone and still push you towards what you want out of life.

The trick is finding that sweet spot where you are not being a daredevil, but are not playing 100% safe without risk either. Over the course of these 5 lessons, we will cover some things to think about as far as if your goals are too small, including:

1. Not scared of your goals
2. Not feeling creative enough
3. Easily imaging how to achieve your goals
4. Achieving them without help
5. You will not have grown as a person upon achieving your goal.

Not scared of your goals

Have you heard of the saying “The size of your dreams must always exceed your current capacity to achieve them. If your dreams don’t scare you, they aren’t big enough.” It is a quote by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the first elected female head of state in Africa and President of Liberia from 2006 to 2018.

Like we said earlier, having a lofty enough goal should push you out of your comfort zone and bring up thoughts of failure, change and yes … even fear of success. And while they are valid concerns and are normal, they should not hold you back from going for it.

The last one – fear of success – is an actual fear because after you accomplish this lofty goal, what can you do next to push yourself even farther. As long as you are working toward this first goal, you don’t have to worry about the next one.

Nevertheless, fears are real and are the reasons many people never achieve what they are truly capable of doing – they can’t get past their fears to try and succeed. As a result, they muddle through life always taking the safe route, never growing as a person and always wondering why the people around them are so successful.

That wraps it up for this first lesson. In the next lesson, we will talk about not being creative enough. Be sure to read that one.

High Quality Set Bigger Goals PLR Articles:

4 Techniques to Help You Believe in Your Goals – 409 words

How to Break Down Big Goals So They’re More Doable – 393 words

How Do You Know a Goal is Right for You? – 385 words

The Difference Between Goals and Objectives – 395 words

Why We All Need Big Scary Goals – 394 words

Set Bigger Goals PLR Article Sample:

4 Techniques to Help You Believe in Your Goals

The first step to achieving any goal is self-belief and the belief that you can, and will, get there. For people with a low level of self-esteem, or for those who think their goals are too big to achieve, it’s worthwhile looking into techniques and ways to help you believe in your goals. Here are some of the things you can do to help yourself believe in your goals.

1. Meditation

Meditation helps to channel your inner peace and energy, and it can also help with improving the way you view yourself and the confidence that you have in yourself. Meditation allows you some time with your thoughts, where you can consider and reconsider elements of your life, feelings and emotions which might be preventing you from believing in yourself. During your meditation sessions, focus on self-belief and confidence. You can and will achieve your goals.

2. Visualization

Alongside meditation and other techniques, visualization is also a great way of helping yourself to believe in your goals. Visualization involves imagining and visualizing that you are achieving your goals or that you have already achieved them. You can also visualize that you are progressing towards your goal quickly or in a positive way. This reinforces positive thoughts and gives you motivation along the journey towards meeting your goals.

3. Check out other people’s success stories

Reading success stories always runs the risk of making you feel inadequate about yourself, but if you’re prepared to read them with an open mind and take inspiration from other people who have walked a similar road to you, they can be a great way of boosting your confidence and helping you to believe in yourself more. You should never compare yourself to the other people you read about, but rather see them as a reminder that goals can actually be achieved. Remember that everybody is a human being just like you, and many people have worked from nothing to get where they are today. You too can become another success story to inspire the next generation of dreamers.

4. Spend time with positive people

If you spend time among people who don’t believe in themselves, or don’t believe in you, then you’ll spend a lot of time believing that you can’t do something or you’ll never achieve your goals. Instead, spend time with the people who give you a confidence boost or are also working towards a goal and are willing to support you.

Social Media Posts and Images:

5 Shareable Social Media Graphics (PLR)

15 Social Media Posts with hashtags (for sharing on Twitter or Facebook)

7 Royalty Free Images

Bonuses:

10 Goals PLR Articles and Tweets

Five Things You Can Do Today to Achieve Your Goals – 833 Words

Are You Setting the Right Goals for Yourself? – 979 Words

Are Your Limiting Beliefs Stopping You from Achieving Your Goals? – 732 Words

Common Goal Setting Obstacles and How to Maneuver around Them – 890 Words

Goal Setting Tools to Help You Succeed – 726 Words

How to Create a Pattern of Success – 777 Words

How to Find Motivation to Achieve Your Goals – 863 Words

How to Prioritize Your Goals – 851 Words

How to Set Powerful Goals You Can Achieve – 717 Words

What Is a Smart Goal? – 452 Words

Includes 10 Tweets for Social Posting.

These Goals PLR articles are available in .TXT format and includes a PLR license.

Goals PLR Article Sample:

Are You Setting the Right Goals for Yourself?

There is a lot more to goal setting than just picking a goal and moving forward. While that is important, it’s also important to ensure that you are setting the right goals at the right time so that you can truly be successful. In order to ensure that you are setting the right goals for yourself, answer the following questions:

Are You Setting Specific and Realistic Goals?

It takes a little research to ensure that a goal is realistic. If you’re not sure if something is actually achievable then you’ve not done enough research. Once you’ve set a goal that is indeed realistic, then you need to be specific enough in your description of it so that it’s also easy to take the goal, and work backwards to create a schedule of actions needed to succeed.

Are Your Goals Multifaceted?

Focusing on only one part of your life is a bad idea. People live multifaceted lives and need to make goals for all areas of their lives in order to feel successful. If you have a wonderful business and career but your personal life suffers, then no matter how successful you are, you will not feel successful. Something will always feel as if it’s missing from your life if your goals aren’t inclusive. Therefore, make sure your goals include something from each aspect of your life.

Is Your Scheduling Representative of Real Need?

Once you create the schedule for yourself to reach each goal that you’ve set, you need to truly consider how representative it is of reality. Say your goal is to be healthy and reduce your cholesterol by 10 percent in six months. But, you haven’t set aside the time needed to exercise and eat right. If you don’t schedule in the time needed, you won’t succeed because something will always be in your way taking time away from you. It will be very frustrating to practice your schedule because it doesn’t represent reality.

For instance, if you are going to exercise 30 minutes per day, setting aside only 30 minutes isn’t going to be realistic. You’ll probably need to set aside an hour to account for getting ready as well as cooling down or getting cleaned up to go back to work.

Are You Learning from Failure?

Many times when setting goals and schedules, instead of learning from failure, people give up. Using the example above, once you implement your schedule to reach the goals that you have set, when you notice there are things you’ve forgotten to take into account, don’t give up. Learn from the failure and change the schedule to be more realistic.

You might find that in practice you have to rewrite all your goals and your schedule, but this is perfectly acceptable. Many people believe failure is something negative, but the truth is, if you don’t fail sometimes you’re not going to learn much and it’s likely your goals are too easy.

Do Your Goals Represent Your Needs and Wants or Someone Else’s?

A lot of people set goals that represent what someone else wants instead of what they want. This can really cause a lot of bad feelings and resentment which can derail the best laid plans. As you set your goals for your life, ask yourself if they’re really what you want for yourself or what someone else wants for you. Ask yourself if you’re okay with any goal you make being for someone else before you embark on your journey.

It’s okay to do things because of someone else, but it’s important that you are honest about that and make some goals for yourself too that don’t involve anyone else’s needs or wants.

Are You Checking in Often to Stay on Track?

Schedules are very important to the success of reaching any goal in life. To do lists pale in comparison to a well laid out calendar of tasks and activities that get you from point “A” to point “B”. Ensure that you look at your schedule every morning and every night and note when you succeed on sticking to your schedule and where you don’t. Noticing a pattern of activity can be helpful in fixing a poorly written schedule as well as staying realistic about whether or not you’re sticking to the plan.

Are Your Goals Focused Positively?

When writing a goal it’s important to write them in a positive way, or at least a way that feels positive to you. In the quest to improve your life, try writing down a goal and then changing the words to sound more positive to see if it isn’t more motivating. For instance, “losing weight” seems like a good goal, but for some people it might signify deprivation. So instead, the person might frame the goal as “improving my BMI by 10 points” or “improving my cholesterol by 10 percent.”

Do You Have Too Many Goals Set at One Time?

Just as setting too few goals can be a problem, so can setting too many. Everyone has a personal life and a career life and points in between. If you have set goals in too many areas of life at once, you might tire yourself out and get overwhelmed. Instead pick one personal goal, and one other type of goal to focus on until you reach them, and then you can add more goals as time goes on. You don’t need to do everything today. Slow and steady wins the race is a good motto to hang on to.

Setting the right goals for yourself takes some thought and consideration. Don’t try to set all your goals in one day – instead, set some goals in different stages and in different areas of your life and give a lot of thought to why you’re making the goal in the first place.

10 Life Goals PLR Emails eCourse – 4911 words

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Life Goals PLR Emails eCourse Sample Content:

Email #1

Subject: Life Goals in Your 20s

Dear [Name],

Becoming an adult can be quite stressful but also extremely rewarding and exciting. This is your best chance to set and accomplish your life goals with a fresh start. Setting goals, no matter your age, should be personal to you. However, some areas are essential not to overlook if you want to have a successful life in your 20s and the next.

College or Career

Your 20s are the start of a brand-new world, and you need a way to continue it financially. Set goals that will help you accomplish this. Maybe that means you’ll finish college or attend a vocational school. Whatever it is, now is the time to figure it out and create a plan of action to get it done. Keep in mind that it’s natural for college and career goals to change as you get older and as you learn more about yourself.

Retirement and Emergency Savings

The idea of saving for retirement in your 20s may sound crazy, but it is the best thing you can do. Starting now will only allow you to have more because you are giving it more time to grow. Even if you can only save 100 dollars a month, this will really add up later in life due to compounding interest.

Your first goal needs to be three months of emergency expenses. After that, start donating that savings amount to a 401K through your bank.

Family/Relationship

Do you want kids in the future? A spouse? How about a home of your own? Saving now makes everything that much easier to accomplish. By the time you are in your 30s, you will be able to mark this off your bucket list easily and without stress. Not only that, but you will also get the house of your dreams more likely than not.

All you need to save is about 20 percent of your principal to get a good deal on a mortgage, which will always be less than if you paid rent for something similar in quality. Having children costs money, but if it’s something you need and want in order to be happy, start now setting up your life for your dreams to come true.

Health

Before you plan on having kids (or even if you decide not to have kids), it’s always helpful to set life goals related to health – including your mental health. Living a sedentary lifestyle can shorten your lifespan almost as much as smoking cigarettes can. Use your 20s to be the healthiest you can be to live the longest possible. The habits you form now will pay off in amazing ways later.

One tactic to ensure you are healthy is to make it simple. Move more than you sit and eat more plants than anything else. Also, stay hydrated and get check-ups and dental cleanings regularly even when you feel fine.

Personal Interests

It is never a good idea to avoid what you are passionate about. Maybe you are not one of the fortunate ones that get to work at a job you’re passionate about yet. It’s okay; dive into those passions when you can. Set a schedule so you fit it in.

Spending time with yourself is important, as is taking time to do what you like. For example, set a goal to read one book a month, or learn to paint, or take up a yoga practice. You can also work on that business plan you always thought was unrealistic. Passion projects always boost mental clarity and give everyone a sense of purpose.

Take advantage of the “extra” time you have in your 20s. Set life goals that will continue for decades and lead to a rewarding successful life. This saying may seem trite, but it’s so true: “If you don’t plan, you are just planning to fail.”

Next time, we’ll look at setting life goals when you’re in your 30s.

How to Create Empowering Goals PLR Report – 5765 words

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How to Create Empowering Goals PLR Report Sample Content:

Goal setting is a process of intentionally laying out the want or need for a new skill or project in a step-by-step manner. Once the goal is clearly identified, a plan of action is created to accomplish it.

Goal setting requires a thoughtful plan and a set of steps to be successful. It requires hard work and dedication. Goal setting is essentially deciding to take control of your life by identifying where you want to go and working toward that goal.

Why Having Life Goals Is Important

Having life goals to some may sound like a waste of time, but overall, it is a critical practice to adopt. Any expert will suggest it to help you assure your success. Whether you like where you are now or you are having trouble in your life, set out some life goals that are important to you so that you can work toward them.

This method works because, beyond the goal itself, the experience of working toward the goal provides so much more joy and excitement and fabric to your life. Without goals, you essentially have nothing to look forward to and it’s easy to fall into despair. But when you know where you’re going and how you’ll get there, life becomes fun, exciting, and worth living. In a sense, setting life goals is setting your plan or road map to life and how you plan to ride it.

A Sense of Purpose

Goal setting provides a sense of purpose. It redirects your focus to completing something – whether it be daily, monthly, or yearly. It motivates you to continue your daily life. Each goal you set is another day to look forward to. For example, if you know that walking 30 minutes a day leads to better health, and you check off each day over a year, it helps you understand why you’re doing it.

Essential to True Happiness

When you set life goals, you are essentially making a life plan: a life plan to true happiness. For each goal you set, no matter what steps it has, the end goal is happiness because you know once you accomplish that goal, you will be happier in the end. Each goal you set allows you to get more of what you want out of life.

Focus and Motivation

Setting goals provides a sense of focus and motivation to an everyday life that generally may be convoluted. With each goal that is set, there is also a clear end in sight, which motivates you to continue and accomplish each goal.

The desire to achieve the goal and seeing the finish line provides the determination and drive to get it done. Without goals, your time could likely be wasted on pointless tasks that lead nowhere. You may be busy, but you won’t be productive without goal setting.

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