Dreams and Goals

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By recording your dreams and goals on paper, you set in motion the process of becoming the person you most want to be. -Mark Victor Hansen

I think when you write something down, you take ownership of it, you make it yours. It’s like saying, I believe in this so much, and not only are you putting it on paper, you’re putting it deep into your essence.

We’ve all seen t.v. shows and movies where the teacher has the student write 100 times, I will not do……. fill in the blank. That’s the same kind of idea. The teacher is trying to cement her message in you and have you take ownership of it. Same idea – only now instead of not chewing gum in class, this time you’re taking ownership of your goals and dreams and heading off into your future.

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