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I take progressive, measured steps to reach my goals.

When I keep moving in the right direction, I feel calm.

When I keep moving in the right direction, I feel calm.

By taking the right steps, I can reach my goals in the allotted time and stay on track.

When I set a goal, I also come up with a step-by-step plan to attain it. This allows me to be aware of what the goal requires and the time frame in which I will achieve it.

After setting up a very specific plan, with time frames included, I can start carrying out the steps mapped out. I do this in a progressive manner, starting with the first step and taking each step in turn when the previous step is complete.

I create measurable steps when I make my plan. This enables me to know with certainty when a step is complete so I may move forward and build momentum.

This strategy keeps me from wasting time. I know exactly what to do and when to do it, so there is no confusion and no wasted effort. I am able to complete my tasks on time because I simply follow my map to my goal.

Today, I will remain focused on tackling my tasks with progressive, measured steps according to my plan. In meeting this objective, I can successfully achieve my other goals for the day.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. Have I made a plan of action to reach my goal?
2. What is good about putting a time frame on each step in my plan?
3. What benefits will I receive from progressively working towards my goal?

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