Tips on How to Hit your Goal and Become Successful
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Financial Goals Financial goals should be set from a young age. Financial goals have a foundation in education. In Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki said, “Education will make people successful.” It doesn’t matter if you are a doctor or a lawyer—if you have an education, you will become successful. Set a financial goal to put 5–20 percent of your earnings in a savings account. This will help you reach your financial goals. Do you have financial goals? What are your financial goals for the next ten years? What is a job? What is work? A job means working for someone, and work is for people who are self-employed! Having a job makes your boss richer. Your employer will give you a couple dollars because he or she knows you need a job. Do you think you are worth those wages? Most people I talk to are worried about their job situation because of the current economy. Work is meant for self-employed people. You set your price and create your product. I encourage you to start your own business if you have skills and talents. What’s holding you back?
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About the Book
The book Hitting the Goal is to help individuals achieve their goals and not feel like victims. Finding the right path towards success is everyone’s dream. But in life’s travel, there are so many things we need to consider to be able to achieve all our goals. There are many questions—the hows, the whys, the wheres, and many more—that sometimes confuse and impede us to see and walk the perfect road to success.
About the Author
Varant Majarian coaches individuals on how to earn residual income. He is also a motivational speaker for self-development (self-help). His favorite authors are Dr. John Demartini from The Secret and Robert Kiyosaki from Rich Dad Poor Dad. He has always wanted to know more about people’s financial situations and how they found their jobs. He believes that if you have a hobby or skill, it can be used to start a business. He also believes in not being a victim. Where there is a will, there is a way. For more information about the author, visit http://www.varantmajarian.com.