How To Reach Any Goal In 5 Steps – A Practical Guide

by Eddie Corbano
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Reach Your GoalsA good friend asked me two years ago a very fundamental question. She said: “I wish I had a secret treasure map on how to escape my misery, because I don’t have the strength to think about it. Is there one?”.

This got me thinking.

I knew, that achieving any goal requires the very same process. No matter what you want, be it physical things or an inner state of happiness, you get it the same way.

“Who and where you are today is simply the result of your thoughts, feelings and actions up to this day.”

Whenever you are unsatisfied with your life, a specific situation, you’ll ask for a new condition. A way things should be. Whether this is to have a better job, to earn more money, to have a fulfilling relationship or simply to be the coolest guy/babe in the universe.

Any desired outcome needs something that you obviously don’t have at the moment. An inner state, that would make this new reality possible. Because, believe it or not, every outer state follows an inner state or believe.

So who and where you are today is simply the result of your thoughts, feelings and actions up to this day.

To put the cart before the horse: that means by inference, that you can reach every goal, every desired outcome by changing your beliefs, thought, feelings and eventually your actions.

I already hear your complaining: this sounds nice, but how to accomplish something like that, changing a longstanding structure of thoughts and beliefs?

I going to show you how it’s done step by step. A practical guide. So if you want to fulfill your dreams, find the guy/gal of your dreams, reach any goal, then read on, you will understand.

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About The Author:

Eddie Corbano is a breakup-coach, relationship-advisor and founder of LovesAGame. He suffered from a devastating break up in 1998. Since then, he dedicated his life to helping others getting the best of this existential experience. The overcoming of a break up is an important step to autonomy and independency. Eddie Corbano developed some new coaching programs, which focus on evolving inner strength and the power to set and reach any personal goal. (Article written on February 4th, 2007)
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3 Responses to “How To Reach Any Goal In 5 Steps – A Practical Guide”

Robin 3-9-2008

I would like to say that this was very helpful in addition I have found encouragement in your long distance relationship section. I got together with my fiance in 1/06 in Jamaica. I am moving there when we are financially able to make a living together there. I am here in Colorado and he is there….long time waiting…..looking to make it all happen sooner…

I hope for any further advice you may have…

Thanks! Mr. Corbano

Obahiah Emmanuel 11-3-2008

this is a very motivating word which reall inspire me but the problem is that the strong belief of achieving this aim is so fast or the other way round


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