Writing Down Goals Every Day

Somebody has been looking for a job for 6 months. One day he was advised to write down his goal 15 times every day. So he did it and a week later he got a job. 

Is this a miracle? Maybe. Max was the one who told him to write goals. I've seen Max's notes read "I will make sales today!" many times. It is believed that writing something has a certain effect. Setting one's mind to a goal is one thing, but if she puts effort and time to handwrite a goal statement every day, it makes her more goal-oriented and it eventually materializes. Specifically, the Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams popularized this theory. He claims that he had written his goal of becoming a syndicated cartoonist 15 times a day until becoming one. (https://dilbertblog.typepad.com/the_dilbert_blog/2007/07/the-secret.html) 

Since I heard this story from Max and currently have a clear goal of mine, I decided to practice it starting from today. I went to a market for groceries and bought a small notebook. Some people write a gratitude list and professional and personal goals so I adopted the gratitude part and added a specific timeframe so I wouldn't take too long to achieve my goal. This will be another personal experiement.