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For instance to and cut down on your save $7,000.00 in 18 golf and live a life much months you must save simplified. 8 $388.88 per month or 1 after your plans are 0 you must save $12.96 2 made and your paper y Rigging each day of each month r work is completed and a (30 day month.) u you are sitting at the r B okay let’s say you table surrounded by e f Shack can save about $6.00 a scattered out paper day out of your salary work the picture looks d “Classic” FINLEY HAYS L as it is now. you have less than enjoyable. r O $7.00 more to acquire W that is the time to ask the S per day. now let’s suppose that r Question: “is my goal worth e Originally Printed in should be. We have then picked can save another $3.00 per day g what it will cost me?” g out what we wanted to do and by doing without some of the O July 1981 L what we want to reach and to things you have and do normally don’t put this question off too “DESIRE” own. that is our goal; or goals. --- you can save $3.00 per day by easily. you must ask the question since we have a goal we have doing without some of your usual and you must dredge up the right in March loggers World the luxuries. that still leaves $4.00 answer. this is the time to make title of rigging shack was ‘upon then laid plans on how to achieve that goal or those goals. per day we are short. the commitment or to discard the Being a success’. We said, “suc - goal. From now on you must ei - cess is the progress toward your We have detoured so that we Back thru the list of where ther be committed or forget it. own personal and worthwhile can talk about ‘Pictures’. the rea - you spend your money and you goals.” son for understanding pictures is find by paring down more yet you this is the time that you have that we must be able to picture can save another dollar a day. so searched for knowledge, made in april loggers World the now we are $3.00 per day short. your plans, talked to others and subject was, “setting goals”. what we want, we must bring our goals to life thru pictures. good have worried and worried and setting goals is the strongest your most sensible way to dealt with uncertainties. once motivating tool known to man sharp realistic pictures will make solve this problem may be to find attaining the goal more certain. you decide to go ahead you are and all people set goals. in this a part time job that will make not allowed the luxury of worry column we quoted napoleon hill: this month the key word is you another $25.00 or so a week. again. you do it all and leave it “Whatever the mind of man can ‘desire’. these things totaled together right here. From now on worry is conceive he can achieve.” there is a lot of different pic - will make it possible for you to death --- instead of bringing your next month the discussion tures that comes to different save $7,000.00 in 18 months and goal closer it will push it away was about ‘Plans and Planning’. minds at this word desire. What pay cash for your new car. farther and farther. so do all the idea being that plans are we expressly are talking about in order to do this you will your worrying before you commit necessary to achievement and here is “how much do you desire have to work every Friday night yourself to the goal and then nev - that plans must be flexible to your goal?” and saturday on your new part er allow yourself the luxury of worry again. you can’t afford compensate for changing condi - let us pick something tangi - time job for the next 18 months. tions. this means you are going to miss that luxury of worry, it costs ble and concrete to use as a goal more than you can afford. in last month’s loggers World example. let us say your goal is a lot of companionship, a lot of we talked of the importance of to purchase a new car, a small fun and a lot of good things you this is the time that there is Pictures. “you become what you car that costs about $7,000.00. have enjoyed in the past. When a big pull to throw away the pa - concentrate upon. there is no your deadline is to save you save $4.00 per day out of pers to give up on the dream, to doubt that picturizing and visual - $7,000.00 in 18 months and the your budget this means you are scuttle the goal and to discard izing what you want brings it to obstacles in the road from you to giving up more things, things the plans. it is attractive to slip you.” the realization of your car is that you enjoy and value. into older and easier ways and to mostly one of money. your plan it all means that you give up be satisfied with less than your to review let us agree that we best. know what being a success calls for you to save $7,000.00 in much, work during what used to means to each of us personally. 18 months. the way to make a be fun time, give up some get to - (Continued on Page 31) success is a personal thing and it goal believable is to break down gethers, quit taking those short the total into sums you can han - vacations, cut out your bowling See “Rigging Shack” IN THIS ISSUE 2. RIGGING SHACK LOggerS WOrLd “Classic” From July 1981 by Finley Hays Published by LOggerS WOrLd LLC Founded in 1964 by Finley Hays 6. MINT CITY LOGGERS Phone (360) 262-3376 B&M LOGGING by Brandon Hansen Member and Supporter of the American Loggers Council Since 1994 26. AS WE SEE IT PuBlishers...................................... Kevin & nancy Core editors eMeriti.................. finley Hays, Mike Crouse editor/Writer...................................... Brandon Hansen 27. SUMMARY JUDGEMENT advertising.................................................... Kevin Core ON LAND POWERS: TRUMP MUST TELL HIS LAWYERS “STAND DOWN” oFFiCe Manager........................................... nancy Core by William Perry Pendley POStMaSter: Send address changes to: LOggerS WOrLd LLC , 25.
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