 Interest- something you enjoy and want to learn more about.  Resource- something you use to help you.  Mentor- a person who can give you good advice.

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 Interest- something you enjoy and want to learn more about.  Resource- something you use to help you.  Mentor- a person who can give you good advice.

Do you need more clothes. Do you need a new gaming device. No! You want it. You need money. It’s a resource. A mentor is also a resource.

 Process is a step toward your goal.  Say you want to run a six minute mile.  Everyday you get a faster time, you are making progress.

 When you get your goal, give your self a reward.  Cake, ice cream, TV.  But decide before you reach your goal.

 When you get older your interests may change.  But they should only change for good reasons.  Does the idea of reaching your goal make you happy?  Am I doing well at what I do?  Am I upholding my values through my goals?  Is there something else I would be rather be doing.

hope you liked it.

 Any Questions?