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creativity, recognition, power, adventure, contentment, 
achievement, self-expression, authority, love, peace of 
mind, enlightenment. Would you like any of these? If you are 
like most people today, you probably want ALL of these. 
But if you search your true desires, you might find that 
there are a few things you want more than others. And, if 
you keep going in your search, you'll find one desire that 
has been with you your whole lifetime and is the one path 
you need to follow. 
Although money is the obvious desire, it is usually not the 
final goal. Indeed, money can, and does buy happiness - up 
to a point. Once you have enough money to be financially 
secure or to purchase the material objects you want, the 
true desire might be something else. 
Love is the goal of every person's heart. Whether it is love 
of a mate, or a family, or respect and recognition from 
peers and fellow workers, love is the ageless pursuit. The 
mystics say that love is the sole purpose of life- to give 
love and to find it. 
But love comes in many forms. Not only is there the overt 
display of affection or true inner feelings, but there is 
the self-respect and inner contentment that goes with 
accomplishment. For some people, true peace of mind will 
never be attained until they complete some creative tasks or 
achieve certain heights in business. 
Many people seek the authority that comes with a good 
position in a job. Along with that can come recognition and 
fame. Although you may want the money that is associated 
with high management levels, many people simply seek that 
satisfaction of working from the inner circles. 
The goal of every person regardless of background and 
material desires, is health. A sound body is the gift that 
will get you to the other goals. Even a new diet and 
exercise plan can give you more energy - the energy you'll 
need to accomplish success. 
Adventure and travel is a driving force for many people. 
They may seek jobs that involve travel, or they may be 
looking forward to taking time off to visit the exotic ports 
and see the other side of the world. If you don't want a 
long journey, perhaps you'd just like a few weeks in a sunny 
resort or the luxury of a summer and winter vacation each 
year. 
And then there is creativity and self-expression. What about 
the book you're going to write or the watercolor class you'd 
like to take? Creative expression is a wonderful inner 
release that boosts confidence and gives you something to 
accomplish. Finally, regardless of wealth and health, 
expression and love, everyone is looking for peace of mind. 
That's not to say emptiness of mind, but to be rid of petty 
worries and confusion, to be finished with fears and live in 
total awareness. It surely is the ultimate lifetime goal. 
Catch Up With Yourself
Now's the time to evaluate your life and your desires. Go 
ahead and test yourself - nobody's looking. Try to find out 
what your inner desires really are. Once you know, you can 
formulate a plan of action, and then achieve your goals. 
Right now, write down three things you want. Don't spend 
time thinking about them - just write them down. You may be 
surprised at what you want. Can you see any relation to the 
types of desires most sought for? 
What accomplishment are you most proud of? What make you 
happy - happy enough to be content, to feel totally relaxed, 
and to slide back with a smile on your face. 
Without dwelling on failures, mistakes, or past ill 
feelings, quickly list the important accomplishments or your 
life. Think about the places you went to, the relationships 
you encountered, the education you received. Consider your 
job changes and positions, and the achievements related to 
work. 
Put a star next to the most important accomplishments of 
your life. Is there any correlation with the list of the 
three things you want most? 
Make Plans
Before you go any further with your life, make a list for 
your future. Write it down - don't just think it. What would 
you like to accomplish in the next ten years? A new house, a 
high-paying position, a home in a new city, a trip around 
the world? 
Break that list down into those things you'd like to 
accomplish in the next five years. Then make one further 
division into the next six months. What can you do in the 
next few months to further you towards your long-term 
goals? 
GOAL SHEET My most important desires are:
(a)In my lifetime, the most important things I've 
accomplished: 
(b)If I looked back on my lifetime in 20 years, I'd like to 
have accomplished: 
(c)Within 10 years, I'd like to achieve:
(d)Within 5 years, I'd like to achieve:
(e)In the next six months to a year, these are the things 
I'm going to do to work towards by goals: 
(f)Regardless of your family commitments or your personal 
relationships; regardless of your business enterprises or 
any false sense of achievement, what do you really want? 
Give yourself credit for your past accomplishments, and give 
yourself credit for your future achievements. You can and 
will attain all your goals, both long-term and short-term if 
you approach them in a step-by-step fashion and if you 
believe that they are worthwhile for you. YOU ARE THE MOST 
IMPORTANT PERSON IN YOUR LIFE. 
Although you can be considerate of your environment and all 
the people in it, first consider yourself. Your well-being, 
your happiness, your success. Make a pact with yourself 
right now that you will achieve your goals. And make them 
realistic to reach. Then one by one, make your own life the 
success it deserves. 
Before The Race - Relax
An important step in achieving goals is to be able to relax. 
You'll get nowhere is your body and mind are nervous and 
flitty, jumping from one place or idea to another. In order 
to focus on your goal, you must center your being. 
 Relaxation is the balance of the mental, spiritual and 
physical aspects of yourself. Set aside time each day for 
deep relaxation - not sleep, but relaxation. The state of 
deep relaxation is a state of meditation. There are no 
thoughts in your mind. There are no physical ills or 
discomforts. You breathe in deeply, allowing the lungs to 
fill with fresh air, and you exhale all used and stale air. 
The blood circulates amply throughout every part of your