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Your Target of Health is Easy

Many of us, probably even you, want this thing called health, yet have no idea what it would look like if we had it. We are going after this elusive thing, but we really have never stopped to think about what it was. We have never thought about what having health would be like, what our world would be like.

Now is the time to do that. Figure out the target for how much bazuji you want. You can choose my target of health, or you can come up with your own target. If you chose my target, it makes the rest of this chapter really easy. If you want to create your own target, there are some things we need to do first. To do that, we need to lay the groundwork, create the foundation for you to figure out what you want. You can also use these recommendations to create targets in other areas of your life as well.

First, there is no right answer. There is no one way that everybody must be. There is not even a target you must keep forever. The beauty of creating a target for health is that YOU get to say. YOU get to make it up. YOU get to create what you want it to look like. And whatever you create, YOU can change it later if you want to. You can create something different. You get to have whatever you want for a target. So as I go through this, don't worry about being right. Focus on going for whatever you want, because you can always change your mind later.

In creating what you would like for a target of health, there are some guidelines to follow that will make them easier. You are creating a picture, an outcome of what it will actually look like when you reach your target, what it will feel like, be like, and all the details about what will happen when you reach your target. You can think of it like this: You are creating a short movie, or picture, representing what the target being reached would look like. You want to paint as many details of this picture as possible.

I am going to give you a simple step by step guide in the next lesson to actually help you create your goals.

When you have your goals you then you must envision them and ask for it. Demand that the Creator provide this to you. The Creator wants to give you abundance, wants to give you what you want. All you have to do is create the goal, envision it, and focus on it. Put in feeling and make it real.

Remember you can change your goals. If you want to change them, do that. Just create your target. If you want health as your target, great. Create your target(s). The chances of "hitting" your target greatly increase when you know what your target(s) is.

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