The wording of the four lines for listing out a goal should be as follows:

The wording of the four lines for listing out a goal should be as follows:

Line One: “Who or what would want to (goal)?” Line Two: “Who or what would oppose (goal -ing form)?” Line Three: “Who or what would pull back opposition to (goal -ing form)?” Line Four: “Who or what would pull somebody or something back from (goal -ing form)?”

Line One: “Who or what would want to (goal)?” Line Two: “Who or what would oppose (goal -ing form)?” Line Three: “Who or what would pull back opposition to (goal -ing form)?” Line Four: “Who or what would pull somebody or something back from (goal -ing form)?”

It will be noted that lines One and Two remain the same.

It will be noted that lines One and Two remain the same.

Also it should be noted that there is no alternate to “pull back” (restrain, retard, give different vectors).

Also it should be noted that there is no alternate to “pull back” (restrain, retard, give different vectors).

It should be noted also that the goal changes in form on three lines to the “ing” form of the verb in the goal. Example: Goal — ”to fish” changes to “fishing”.

It should be noted also that the goal changes in form on three lines to the “ing” form of the verb in the goal. Example: Goal — ”to fish” changes to “fishing”.

These changes are for all goals. If a goal is currently being listed, change the list wording to the above.

These changes are for all goals. If a goal is currently being listed, change the list wording to the above.