***Are You Journaling: Achievement Journal by Judi Moreo

Journaling The year is almost half over. Are you using your Goal Achievement Journal. If not, why not? Don’t you want to achieve your goals this year.

Many of you know how long it took me to design and redesign this journal to make sure it would assist you in achieving your goals. It started out by trying to find a journal that worked for me and when I couldn’t find one that was just right, I began taking journals apart and putting them back together, designing pages, pasting pictures and words, and putting in gold stars until I got just what I wanted…a journal I could use as a planner, a goal setting tool, a measurement of how I’m doing in my life and a gratitude book…all in one. Over the years, my friends, Fiona Carmichael, Sue Bracksieck, and Tammy Wilson all contributed ideas. Then my publisher, Carolyn Hayes-Uber saw my journal and fell in love with it. She contributed a few more ideas and sent it to the same artist that designed “You Are More Than Enough”, Sue Campbell, who made it come to life. Rev. Charlotte Foust wrote affirmations for weeks and eventually we put it all together.

Now it’s here and you can have one for only $34.95. I am so excited with the quality of the book and the fact that the price is so reasonable. If you don’t have one, get yours today so that you can have a visual depiction of all your dreams, goals, hopes, and ideas coming true.

Here’s what’s happening with some of the people who use the journal now!

“Judi Moreo first introduced me to her Goal Achievement Method of setting goals over 15 years ago and I have been using it ever since. It helps me clarify my intentions so that my goals are what I truly want instead of what I think I should do based on family/societal influences. I’ve given copies of her journal to all my friends and as a college career advisor, I use the principles it contains to help my students.”

Sue BracksieckEastern New Mexico University

“I’ve set powerful goals with my Achievement Journal and achieved my dream of becoming a best-selling author.”

Greg Kompes

“Writing goals in my journal and updating them regularly helps me stay on track. It’s about time someone published a convenient, well organized journal that people would really use. I should have known that person would be you – Judi.

Bob WalkerSpeaker/Author