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A Year From Now BlogThe A Year From Now blog offers tools, resources, and updates for our success cooperative. This journal will link to various websites, books, magazines, weblogs, and other tools and resources that can help you define your dream, create a plan to make it real, and help you track your progress as you work towards achieving your goal and reaching the success level you want to attain. It can be very useful to maintain a journal that helps you track your activities and the progress, or lack of progress, that you are making. Whether you choose to use a public weblog or a private journal, it is important to keep regular notes on the actions you are taking to make your dream real. Otherwise, it is easy to go weeks or even months where you have made no progress at all. There are many distractions that will serve as obstacles to achieving your success goals, and a journal can be an effective tool to help you find and eliminate them -- if you keep it regularly. (Subscribe: Here are the ten most recent stories from the A Year From Now weblog.
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