Successfully Achieve Any Goal A Gambole 4-Step Formula

You can successfully achieve any goal with this amazing 4-step formula. You can do this without the need to read through hundreds of pages on the internet or buy dozens of expensive books that will only sit unread and further expand your library of ‘shelf-help’.

Why waste time looking and searching how to successfully achieve any goal in 4-steps, only to arrive – many hours later, at some over-inflated and less than effective formula written by someone whose main aim was to part you from your money?

Everything we do here at Gambole is based upon effectiveness and simplicity: We also like to steal great quotes!

“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.”

– Albert Einstein (Philosopher & Scientist, 1879-1955)

So, here it is… the tried and tested formula for successfully achieving any goal:

(There should be trumpets and fireworks going off at this moment of unveiling!)

1. Establish a Goal
   – What is it that you want to achieve?

2. Create an Effective Plan
   – If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.

3. Take Immediate Action
   – A thought without action is a daydream.

4. Keep the Commitment
   – This develops belief and increases motivation which leads to success!

Yes! You can successfully achieve any goal with this amazing 4-step formula.

Four simple, but effective and powerful principles that make up the ‘4 Step Formula for Success’.

Please do not let the simplicity disarm you. The effectiveness lies in its simplicity.

Its simplicity is the strength which makes it effective.

Effective processes achieve results.

Results lead to success.

Successfully achieve any goal with a 4-step formula is what I promised you.

Let us look at the four steps in a little more detail, and at the same time take some practical action that will be of great benefit to you.

To Successfully Achieve Any Goal you must first:

STEP 01.
Establish a Goal.

“Nothing extraordinary, great or beautiful is ever accomplished without thinking about it more often and better than others.”

– King Louis XIV of France (1638–1715)

Think of a goal that you want to achieve. A goal is not something that you would ‘like’ to have or achieve, rather a goal is something that you deeply desire.

It is something that is on your mind when you awake in the morning, runs through your mind in the day and is still with you when you close your eyes as you go to bed at night.

Your goal must be a burning desire.

This burning desire should be something that you 100% consider a ‘must’ to achieve.

It is something that will cause you to go the extra mile for it, to stay awake two hours later in the evening in order to work on it, or to rise an hour earlier for it – this burning desire should be a continual driving force inside of you.

Is it a car that you are desiring?

Is there a house that you have been dreaming about?

Maybe it’s your lifestyle that you want to change.

Do you lead a happy but dull life and desire to be more outgoing?

Do you want to wear designer clothes, buy expensive watches or dine at exclusive restaurants?

Maybe you want to save $20,000 in the next three months to buy your loved one a special gift as a surprise.

Perhaps you need money to undertake some medical treatment for yourself or a member of your family.

Whatever it is that you want, and for whatever the reason may be – make a conscious decision and take as long as you need to think about your burning desire.

Then write it down in a notebook or journal.

This Means Actually ‘Thinking’ Properly.

This means taking time out from the normal ‘noise’ in your universe and the negative input from other people or friends, family, co-workers, radio, music, television and social media etc.

This means taking precious time out of your wonderfully busy life in order to plan and create a life that you actually would be proud to live every single day.

There will be those that tell that your goals and ambitions are improbable.

Pay no attention to these people, these are people who have no idea what you are capable of achieving.

In fact, at this stage I would advise you to keep your burning desire and goal/s to yourself.

Remember:
You are trying to Successfully Achieve Your Goal – not someone else’s.

Do not allow anyone or anything to make you lose the focus on your goal/s.

There are two vital parts of goal setting that you should be aware of.

Leaving out any one of these parts will certainly lead to the failure to succeed or to maintain any initial success.

(a) Imagination & Visualization

“If, in your mind’s eye you see a successful venture, a deal made, a profit accomplished, it has a superb chance of actually happening. Projecting your mind into a successful situation is the most powerful means to achieve goals. If you spend time with pictures of failure in your mind, you will orchestrate failure.”

– Estee Lauder (Businesswoman, 1906 – 2004)

(b) Establish your major ’Why’ and incorporate this into your goal

“He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.”

– Friedrich Nietzsche (Philosopher & Composer, 1844 – 1900)

The visualization of your goal is important because that image that you have in your mind is what is initially going to spur you on to its eventual realization.

The ‘why’ will keep you going when your ability to maintain the visualization begins to fade on account of it taking longer to achieve your goal or when you inevitably encounter setbacks in regard to the said goal.

For example, if you were to say:

“I want to make an extra $4,000 per month so that I can afford a bigger house for my family.”

You first have to imagine or visualize the type of house you want. You must research the prices of the house that you want.

Focus on the particular area where you would like the house to be. You should even go as far as cutting out pictures in magazines and putting them in your journal that I mentioned earlier.

In fact, when a personal friend of mine desired a particular property, he often went and drove down the street – suffice to say, eighteen months later, helped by supportive action – he lived there!

So, these positive steps can increase the power of the visualization process exponentially.

In addition to this you must:

Establish your ‘Why’.

This could be:

“Having a bigger house will make my partner happier”.

“The children will have more space for themselves and not have to share bedrooms”.

“We could have barbeques in the garden so I could invite my friends round more often to watch the game”.

“I could have a bigger garage, so I store my tools and fishing gear safely”.

In all of these statements, the ‘why’ is strengthened by the use of benefits. These benefits will keep you motivated to keep striving towards your goal even when you feel disillusioned. These two things are vitally important to your success.

Read the above quotes again and then review your goals. After reviewing your goals, make them stronger by adding powerful success benefits to each one.

STEP 02.
Create an Effective Plan.

“Whatever your goals may be, fix them in your mind and never let loose. Understand that even this may not be sufficient, for life is unfair. Not all who work hard and patiently and have goals will achieve success. Without any of these three ingredients, however, failure is a certainty. Give yourself every chance to succeed…

Draw up your plans today. Ask yourself where you will be, a year from today, if you were still doing the things you are doing now. Then decide where you would prefer to be in terms of wealth or position or whatever your dreams may be.

Next, plan what you must do, in the next twelve months, to reach your goal…”

– Og Mandino (Author, 1923 – 1996)

If you fail to plan you have effectively planned to fail.

I consider an effective plan to be the equivalent of having a visual ‘road-map’ to success or goal completion.

This ‘road-map’ will serve as guidance for you so that when moments of doubt, pessimism, weakness or fear enter your mind, you are able to look at your plan and instantly see where you are in terms of progress.

Many people give up on their goals because they have no way of accurately seeing where they are in relationship to their plan.

Now, remember what Albert Einstein said in the quote earlier?

“Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.”

Well, for any plan to be effective it needs to be achievable, measurable and broken down into small parts. The smaller the better in fact.

Start with the end in mind.

Then work backwards.

Use this acronym:

K.I.S.S.  – Keep It Super Simple

For example:

If your plan is to develop a ‘washboard’ set of abs, then start with the end in mind i.e.

1. Having a washboard set of abs.

Then ask what is needed to get them.

2. Exercise.

3. Eat the correct food.

Now, flip these 3 things upside down so that 1, 2, 3, becomes 3, 2, and 1 like this:

1. Eat the correct food.

2. Exercise.

3. Have a washboard set of abs.

Now for each of these steps, break them down into smaller parts. So it would look something like this:

1. Eat the correct food:

Research low fat, high protein healthy foods.

Research recipes and meal plans.

Purchase the ingredients for meals

Remove ‘junk’ food from house.

2. Exercise:

Research the appropriate exercises to undertake.

Set aside 5 minutes in the morning and evening for two weeks.

Increase the activity to 10 minutes, morning & evening for a further two weeks.

3. Review the progress after one month and amend parts of the plan if needed.

Continue and amend…. Until the desired outcome is achieved.

This is why you have the plan. The plan is the path – the guiding light, the moon in the darkest night. When you have doubts or fears or lack that moment of clarity – turn to your plan for guidance.

You created the plan, so have faith in it.

People never fail –
they fail to plan.

STEP 03.
Take Immediate Action.

“Many of us spend half our time wishing for things we could have if we didn’t spend all our time wishing.”

– Alexander Woollcott (Raconteur & Playwright, 1887 – 1943)

I personally could write a whole book on action.

Nothing ever occurs without action – think about that statement for a while!

Any plan, no matter how poorly conceived, if boldly executed is better than inaction.

Taking action will give life to your plan. A plan or thought without action is a daydream. Action is a vital component in your quest for the attainment of success and wealth.

For your plan to be effective, you must take immediate action!

So often people have their plans and ambitions stolen by the evil twin of action – called procrastination.

The only thing that can conquer procrastination is immediate action.

Think for a moment, and recall the times that you had what you considered to be a good idea or a desire to do something.

Whether it was developing a new business idea, talking to someone of the opposite sex, applying for another job or cleaning the house. Then finding you had put it off until eventually the moment or ‘momentum’ had passed?

Procrastination is the enemy of action and the only way to defeat it is by taking immediate action.

The action taken only needs to be small in order to defeat procrastination – such is its awesome power.

But, that small action, followed by another small action, continuously taken, will defeat Action’s evil twin called ‘Procrastination’ once and for all.

Remember:

‘NOW’ written backwards is ‘WON’.

There is never any valid excuse for not taking action. There is always something that can be done in order to move you along the path on your plan.
Your ultimate power lies in the things that you have left undone.

Release your hidden power:
Successfully Achieve Any Goal by becoming a person of action!

STEP 04.
Keep the Commitment.

“I stick to my path, even when it bores me. I am its slave because it was I who freely chose it.”

– Coco Chanel (Fashion Designer, 1883 – 1971)

Keeping the commitment develops your belief and increases your motivation, which leads to your success!

“Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness.
Concerning all acts of initiative (and creation), there is one elementary truth the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid plans; that the moment one definitely commits oneself, then Providence moves too.

All sorts of things occur to help one that would never otherwise have occurred.
A whole stream of events issues from the decision, raising in one’s favour all manner of unforeseen incidents and meetings and material assistance, which no man could have dreamed would have come his way.

Whatever you can do, or dream you can do, begin it.”

– William Hutchinson Murray (Mountaineer & Writer, 1913 – 1996)

To be ‘committed’ to something is completely different to merely having an ‘interest’ in something. When you’re ‘interested’ in something, you do it only when it is convenient.
Being ‘committed’ means doing whatever it takes in order to keep yourself going towards the attainment of that thing.

It’s a fact, if you are not fully ‘committed’, you will never ever achieve your goals.

And that is why, this, the final part of the ‘4 Step Formula for Success’ can be the most difficult to accomplish. This is why many people have failed throughout history to achieve their goals.

And, this is why those who remain ‘committed’ achieve success and the ‘masses’ look on in wonder and say, “How did they do that?”

First, let’s recap the first three steps of the success formula:

1. Establish a Goal

   – What is it that you want to achieve?

2. Create an Effective Plan

   – If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.

3. Take Immediate Action

   – A thought without action is a daydream.

Now, none of these three steps require any belief or faith in the process for them to be done. No real emotional connection has to take place in truth.

But, in order to complete step four – which is the realization of step one – the goal, you must invest emotional faith and belief in this if you are to achieve success.

Let’s look again at Step 4:

Keep the Commitment –

This develops belief and increases motivation which leads to success!
This is why this ‘4 Step Formula for Success’ is fool proof. This is why it is the most concise and effective method on the planet. Simplicity in motion.

Remember: for you to succeed you must have some emotional faith and belief in the process.
The more faith or belief that you have in the process the better your chances of success.

Why is Faith or Belief Necessary?

Because so long as your plan is effective, and you are taking appropriate action, you only can fail to reach your goal if you stop short of completion.

And, one of the main reasons most people fail in any endeavour, (after failing to have a clear goal, failing to plan effectively and failing to take consistent action), is not having enough belief or faith in their processes.

Imagine for a moment the building of the Great Wall of China, or the incredible Pyramids in Egypt, or Steve Jobs designing the iPhone, Zuckerberg and Facebook… most things you care to imaginge

Apply this ‘4 Step Formula for Success’ to these amazing feats and then remove any one of the 4 steps.

With the removal of any of these steps, would they have achieved success?

The answer is a resounding and emphatic “No!”

Commitment ‘can’ develop belief where there is none, and it ‘can’ increase belief where there is very little – but having the belief is always better!

Depending upon your own personal goal, your plan and the action that you take, visual or tangible results may not immediately manifest themselves.

Because of this, your continued commitment will slowly increase and enhance your belief day after day. With an unshakeable belief – alongside your commitment to your plan – success in inevitable.

So there it is, as promised:
How to Successfully Achieve Any Goal – A Gambole 4-Step Formula.

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