Montreal, Canada (PRWEB) May 22, 2006 -- People just don't have the time in our hectic culture to design a wonderful life or perform concrete goal setting. Mylifechanges.com, helps them with an Internet Goal Tracker that is free, very user-friendly, and provides a multitude of invaluable databases.
"People want to set goals that will be tangible and easily measurable for success," says Terry Vermeylen, founder of Mylifechanges. "With this free and user friendly Internet site, it's almost effortless to update goals, track progress, and make long lasting changes.
Mylifechanges.com, provides three keys tools to perform goal setting, define personal values or just make great choices. First are the three databases that provide excellent examples of life statements, values and goals to choose from in order to get started. Second is the goal tracker, which is comprehensible and colourful, providing clear visibility as to whether changes are being accomplished. This colourful tracker is one of the most visually motivating tools on the Internet today. The third tool is an inspirational and beautiful flash tour that will inspire people forever.
The site also provides free excellent reports indicating progress, goal setting tips, two interesting blogs written by the founder and an expert article section.
The deluxe version includes Email remainders, a journal, an archiving section to keep a history of all your previous goals and a Timeline showing all your past successes to motivate for the future.
Mylifechanges philosophy is that a fundamental key to life changes lies in understanding ones values. Once core values (love, beauty, freedom…etc) are understood, than goals can be created in order to live up to ones values hence providing a present and future full of meaning and purpose.
Contact Information: Terry Vermeylen,
Founder
My Life Changes
www.mylifechanges.com
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Press Contact: Terry Vermeylen
Company Name: MY LIFE CHANGES
Email: terry@mylifechanges.com
Phone: 514-242-8072
Website: www.mylifechanges.com
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