Be a Goal Digger!✊

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Be a GOAL Digger! So, I realized that my 30th birthday is soon approaching (in 8 days to be exact). I have not completed my 30 by 30 list, and I do not think I will. I did not want to “rush” in checking things off the list, just for the sake of getting them done. I wanted each of them to be completed with purpose (Quality Versus Quantity). 

But, things will continue to be worked on, even after I turn 30. I will keep moving forward, until my goals are accomplished. And when this list is completed,  a fresh new list will be in the works… The Best is Yet to Come. Be encouraged.

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With that being said, I was reminded of…

Proverbs 19:21 “Many are the plans in a person’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails.”

Here are some keys that encouraged me:

Biblical Keys for Goal Setting

Faith – We serve a big God who can accomplish the impossible.  There is nothing He can’t do.  We can believe that He journeys with us and always has our best in mind.  He is trustworthy and faithful.

Humility – We never want to be in a position of demanding that things work out or that all our goals are accomplished exactly as we say.  The Lord’s will always trumps our own.  We need to be sure our attitude is one of humility before our holy and mighty God.

Commitment –  We need to commit ourselves to the tasks at hand.

Diligence – Goals often require hard work.  We need to be diligent in our effort.

Perseverance – We will face set backs and disappointments, but need to persevere through rough times.  Don’t give up!

Alignment with God’s Word and Will – As we mentioned above, are we within the parameters of God’s Word and His character?

Forethought & Planning – Have we done the appropriate homework before starting our task?  Have we counted the cost?

Motivation – We need to ask the hard questions.  What is our goal and why?  Do we have selfish motives or are we operating with a healthy heart.

(From: http://celebrateeverydaywithme.com/2013/04/25-scripture-verses-on-goal-setting.html)

“If the plan doesn’t work, change the plan, not the goal.”

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