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THE POWER OF "WILL" According to  dictionary.com , “will” has many definitions. It is used to imply the future, “I will go to the store.” It is also defined as: to wish, desire or like as in “go where you will.” The definition, however, that I’m most intrigued by is this notion: The faculty of conscious and especially of deliberate action; the power of control the mind has over its own actions: the freedom of the will. The power of choosing one’s own actions: to have a strong or a weak will. The act or process of using or asserting one’s choice; volition: My hands are obedient to my will. How do you get will and what is it made of? Will is a muscle that we need to nurture and develop. Here are four ways to become more aware of your own will and how to make it strong and well defined. 1. Self-Confidence A direct correlation with will is the belief that what you think or do matters. Self-confidence is primarily developed from two areas in life. The first...
3.  Set  Goals  in  Writing The  physical  act  of  writing  down  a  goal  makes  it  real  and  tangible.  You  have  no  excuse  for forgetting  about  it.  As  you  write,  use  the  word  "will"  instead  of  "would  like  to"  or  "might."  For example,  "I  will  reduce  my  operating  expenses  by  10  percent  this  year,"  not  "I  would  like  to reduce  my  operating  expenses  by  10  percent  this  year."  The  first  goal  statement  has  power  and you  can  "see"  yourself  reducing  expenses,  the  second  lacks  passion  and  gives  you  an  excuse  if you...
The  Five  Golden  Rules  1.  Set  Goals  That  Motivate  You When  you  set  goals  for  yourself,  it  is  important  that  they  motivate  you:  this  means  making  sure that  they  are  important  to  you,  and  that  there  is  value  in  achieving  them.  If  you  have  little interest  in  the  outcome,  or  they  are  irrelevant  given  the  larger  picture,  then  the  chances  of  you putting  in  the  work  to  make  them  happen  are  slim.  Motivation  is  key  to  achieving  goals. Set  goals  that  relate  to  the  high  priorities  in  your  life.  Without...