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Do you ever wonder why you keep on setting goals and not achieving one in particular? Maybe you have more than one that falls into this category? Perhaps all of them?

In the second part of the 4th step in The Secret Code of Success: 7 Hidden Steps to More Wealth and Happiness, Noah St John deals with this age old problem in more detail.

He suggests that the reason you set goals and don’t reach them is not because you’re not good enough, not smart enough, or not capable enough to get what you want.

Rather there’s a strong possibility that what you’re going after is something you don’t really want at a sub conscious level or/and your goals are impossible, outdated or unrealistic.

If you think this might describe your situation with even just one of your goals and you continue to stay on your current goal treadmill then you can be sure of one thing – you’ll get more of the same.

Or you can do things differently but before you can do this you need to change your goal blueprint.

To do this Noah St John suggests what he calls…

Goal Replacement Surgery

Simply put this means releasing goals that are no longer serving you and giving yourself permission to go after what you really want.

As you know a surgeon does not cut off a limb until there is a reason to do so and he only knows to do this after conducting a thorough examination.

Time for you to do your own goal replacement surgery check up.  Get your list of written goals out and consider these questions:

1. Do I Have Goals That Belong to Someone Else That Need to go?

An obvious example of this is when people become doctors because everybody in the family is a doctor.

Usually these are goals that are handed down to us by someone else. They are someone else’s good ideas!

Look at your goals carefully and decide whether each of them really is you goal.

A good way to do this is to drill down on each of your goals by first asking “Why do I want to achieve this?”

Don’t stop there though…  After each of response, ask “But why?”  and keep going…. really examine why you have the goals you do.

Should you discover that you have some goals that belong to someone else,  simply let them go.

2. Do I Have any Impossible Goals That Need to go?

These are goals that cannot be achieved. You’re unlikely to have any on your list but that’s because they form part of your unwritten goals. This is because they are subconscious.

Here are some examples:

“Make my spouse/partner love me more”

“Make everybody happy”

“Have a 100% yes rate to my opportunity proposition.”

“Get everybody to like me”

“The reason we beat ourselves up for not reaching these impossible goals is because they lie in our Subconscious Mind, and that’s what we’re unknowingly reacting to. That’s why the purpose of Goal Replacement Surgery is to make that which has been subconscious, conscious—so you can examine your hidden, no-longer-valid goals and, if need be, let them go.”    Noah St John

This is an ongoing process. As you make subconscious goals conscious and you realize they are impossible, let them go.

3. Do I Have any Unrealistic Goals That Need Some Attention?

You may have heard that it’s a good idea to set big goals but what if the goal is so big that at a subconscious level you keep telling yourself that you’ll never achieve it? That’s right, you never will.

I suggest you have big dreams and realistic stepped up goals to take you to where you want to go.

There’s no point in having a goal of making $10 000 a month when you currently make $200. The gap between where you are and where you want to go is too big. The reality of your current situation will be too strong vibrationally.

It’s most unlikely that you will be able to easily increase your energy vibration to the level required to get you to this place any time soon.

This means the goal will be on your list for a long, long time. Maybe forever….  Eventually you will become discouraged because you are not achieving it and the more this happens, the less likely it is that you ever will.

Rather if you currently earn $200 a month, try to double this next month ($400) then double this the next month ($800) then double that…. You get the picture?

When you achieve each little goal it helps you to feel good and that helps you to achieve the next one. Before you know it you will have trained yourself to the point of increasing your vibration sufficiently so that you can achieve your dreams.

If you have any unrealistic goals, give them some loving surgery now….

4. Do I have any Outdated Goals That Need to go?

The “But why” process I explained in No1 above will help you to know if you have any outdated goals.

These are goals that may have been important at one time but no longer are. Since there’s no reason for them to stay on your list, let them go.

For a fuller discussion on this topic which includes considering why it’s essential to know what one’s life principles or values are to be able to set effective goals, I suggest you read this section in Noah St John’s book.

Be Happy!

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