When working toward a goal, many of us focus on accomplishing a thing—losing fifteen pounds, earning a certificate, landing a new job, growing our bank account, learning an instrument, or mastering a new recipe.

But how often do we make our goal a feeling?

A goal becomes more powerful when you visualize how you want to feel once you achieve it.

Maybe it sounds like this:

·        I want more peace in my life.

·        I want to feel successful.

·        I want to lead and inspire others.

·        I want to be surrounded by joy and happiness.

·        I want to wake up each morning excited for the day.

·        I want to feel loved.

·        I want to be in love.

When you work toward a feeling—rather than just a finish line—something shifts.

Clarity replaces pressure.
Progress feels lighter.
The journey becomes as meaningful as the destination.

Imagining how you want your life to feel can make your goals not only more attainable, but far more enjoyable.

That’s the magic of a Feelings Goal.