The secrets to double your income lie within the way you think. The secret to wealth is easy. Identify what you love. Make goals. Set your life mission. Live a life of success.
Sounds easy right? Set simple goals. Everyone should be able to do this. The truth is everyone is able to do this, but they don't. All it takes is small steps and the law of attraction will work for you when you want to double your income.
Take a look at this short question and answer segment to see if you are on the right track to get out of debt and double your income:
True or False:
1. Your goals should be vague, so you have room for error.
2. When you set a deadline for your goal, make sure it's appropriate and realistic.
3. Emotional goals are hard to interpret.
4. Achieving an emotional desire is much easier than a specific task.
5. "I will have a lot of money by my birthday," is a specific and adequate goal.
6. Calculating specific numbers in a financial goal will set you up for failure.
7. Goals should be the intended result, not a solution that brings you to the result.
Answers:
1. False. Make your goals as specific as possible. When you are able to clearly define your goals and set a realistic time for achievement, you set yourself up for a measurable success.
2. True. Your deadline needs to be specific. When you define the results with a deadline that is reasonable, you'll have a sense of accomplishment. If you set a deadline like, "by the end of the year" or "by my birthday," it isn't as specific as "April 1." Besides, who really wants to clean their garage by their birthday, anyway?
3. True. When you set emotional goals, they are practically immeasurable. Let's say you have an emotional goal of being less angry when something goes wrong. How can you measure that? Try something a little more specific like, "I will take a course on coping with anger by June 11."
If you ask yourself, "Was I less angry in life last year," your answer might be vague. Maybe sometimes you were, but then again, sometimes you weren't. But, by June 11, you take that course. You learned ways to cope with anger. Goal accomplished.
4. False. Setting a specific task enables you to know what direction you need to go to achieve an emotional desire. You will feel results and build momentum towards your life mission.
5. False. Having lots of money by your birthday is a specific, but not adequate goal. It isn't realistic. It doesn't give you an end result. Plus, you should leave your birthday to celebrating.
6. False. Set an amount of money you want to have within a reasonable amount of time. "I want to double my monthly income from $1,000 to $2,000 by January 13." That's good stuff.
7. True. Think of your goals in terms of results and where you want to be with them. The mobility towards accomplishment will happen.
Keep these seven questions in mind as you go down your path to double your income.
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