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Thought of the Week: January 12, 2003 A Time for New
Beginnings:
Bountiful Brainstorming If you have never performed the
ritual of brainstorming, you will soon discover it's benefits. In the
business application, brainstorming is used to solve problems by developing
ideas Step #1: Is Your Keyboard & Screen Ready? Create a folder in your computer titled "Your Name." You then must create a Word document entitled "Brainstorming 2003." Close your eyes and take a few deep breathes to relax your muscles and mind. Step #2: Let your Imagination Run Wild Now, the fun can
begin. Depending on your goals for the year, Step #3: Organize Your List By Category Since your mind has been emptied of your wants and aspirations, it's time to organize your list. Breakdown your list by categories. Here are some categories I have used:
Prioritize your list within each category. Once you have prioritized your list, you are ready to enter the next stage of the process. Next Week! Next week, we will cover the principle of "Resources for Results." We can't succeed in our goals alone. We need to identify the people, places, and resources to effect the changes we want in our lives.
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out every thought that comes to mind. Write down where you want to go,
what you want to accomplish, family activities you want to plan, personal
improvements you wish to experience, and changes you want to make on your
home. There is no wrong or right goal. Negative and "I can
never do that" thinking is not permitted at this juncture.