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How to fill out 12 things I'd like:

1. Start by brainstorming a list of things that you would like to have or achieve. This can include material possessions, experiences, personal goals, or anything else that brings you joy or fulfillment.
2. Prioritize your list by ranking the items in order of importance to you. Consider which ones are more feasible or realistic to attain.
3. Be specific when describing each item on your list. For example, instead of writing "a car," specify the make, model, and color that you desire.
4. Consider the timeline for each item. Some things may be immediate desires, while others may be long-term goals. Assign a timeframe for when you would ideally like to acquire or accomplish each item.
5. Take into account any resources or assistance that may be needed to obtain each item. This could include financial planning, research, networking, or support from others.
6. Think about the potential impact of each item on your life. How would having or achieving these things contribute to your overall happiness, personal growth, or satisfaction?
7. Review your list and make sure it aligns with your values and priorities. Remove any items that no longer resonate with you or feel important to pursue.
8. Break down each item into smaller action steps that can be taken to move closer to your goal. This will help you create a tangible plan for achieving each item on your list.
9. Regularly revisit and revise your list as your desires and circumstances change. This will ensure that your 12 things I'd like remains relevant and reflective of your current aspirations.
10. Take action! Start working towards your goals and taking steps to fulfill each item on your list. Celebrate your progress along the way and stay motivated to keep going.

Who needs 12 things I'd like?

1. Individuals who want to improve their clarity and focus on personal desires and goals.
2. People who feel their life lacks direction or purpose and want to identify specific things they would like to have or achieve.
3. Those who are interested in setting goals and creating a roadmap for their personal growth and fulfillment.
4. Anyone who wants to enhance their ability to prioritize and make decisions based on their own desires and aspirations.
5. Individuals who are looking to create a more intentional and fulfilling life by actively pursuing the things they truly want.

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