Hey,
Despite suffering from depression, insomnia and nervous breakdowns for the past 4 years, I am still trying to make my life count. I've listened to countless seminars, read a great number of books on self-development, and I try to follow all the suggestions as best as I can. I write my goals down, create plans on how to achieve them, and try to review them as frequently as possible. At this point, it's pretty obvious that I rarely succeed in achieving them, otherwise I wouldn't be asking for help

. The problem is not that I lack commitment to follow through. I concentrate way too much on the destination rather than on the journey. If I create a goal to get a black belt in karate, I soon start thinking how much my life after achieving this goal. Soon enough, I start living in this dream, and I start taking me getting a black belt as granted. This leads to lack of training motivation, cause in my mind I've already achieved the black belt. It applies to almost every goal I create - I decide to start a business, I start concentrating on the way I want my business to be, and I neglect all the steps that are necessary to get there. Any suggestions on how I can solve this problem?