We all set goals, but what good are they if we forget about the goals we have set? We need a constant reminder of the goals we have set so that we may pursue purposeful action toward achieving that goal. We need to be in contact with our goals. Making contact with our goals can be as simple as a visual cue: a picture on our phone or a screensaver that gives us a daily reminder of the goal we are trying to achieve. Long before becoming Goalie Coach of the Boston Bruins Brian Daccord made himself a business card as if he was the goalie coach of the Boston Bruins. That simple business card was a tangible representation of the goal that he wanted to achieve. And he achieved it. You can make contact with your goals in a variety of ways, but remember to always use that cue as a reminder to pursue purposeful action toward achieving your goal(s). Think Fast, Play Fast and #BeFAST
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For goalies nothing is better than watching the best in the business stop pucks. I highly recommend all goalies to watch the NHL game highlights. Game highlights are traditionally three to four minutes of saves and goals and goalies can learn so much about the game and position by watching. Watch the everyday and you can also watch game highlights and saves of the week on the NHL YouTube channel as well as the NHL website at www.nhl.com.
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