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Tony Robbins is offering a free 18-page workbook called The Power of Momentum: 7 Steps to a Fulfilling 2006, to help you set your 2006 goals if you haven’t already, or to use for next year (just update the years in the book if you print it out and save it). The 7 Steps are:

1. Get Clear.
2. Get Certain.
3. Get Excited.
4. Get Focused.
5. Get Committed.
6. Get Momentum.
7. Get Smart.

Via: Steve Pavlina

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