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Ad Description: Your goal is the ultimate desire that may from time to time conflict with something you want to do right now - let's call that immediate desire.

Suppose your ultimate desire is to lose 20 kg in six months, but your immediate desire is to eat a hot fudge sundae that is melting in front of your eyes. Chances are you'll be inclined to satisfy your immediate craving at the expense of your ultimate dream. That's human nature.

You can try to overcome human nature, through iron willed self-discipline, but that's the hardest work on earth. Why not be smarter? There is a little trick how to resist the temptation.

Make your ultimate desire and immediate desire change places.

Turn the sundae into something you can put off. Then turn your ideal weight into something you insist on right now.

Simply ask yourself a preference question: "At this instant, would I prefer to be at my ideal weight or have a hot fudge sundae?"

If you choose the sundae, you might as well give up your wish to lose weight. If you don't prefer your ideal weight to a sundae today, when will you?

But if you choose your ideal weight over a sundae, you're on the right track.

See you at the top,

Desmond Wong
Success Coach

P.S. Do you want to find out three powerful techniques to help you get rid of negative emotions and stress that are holding you back and preventing you from being successful? Learn more here:
http://www.achievershub.com/goals/

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