Write Your Goals Down Every Day Like Your Life Depends On It!
If you don't have your goals in-front of your eyes like a burning obsession, how do you expect to stumble upon them?
You might be successful on a tiny goal by accident, but you can't get successful on a big goal by accident.
Truly big goals require usually 3, 4 sometimes 5 or 6 attempts (that means FAILURES) in-order to get it right and hit the big shot.
So many of you are entitled and think that you don't need to write your goals down. "I'm just a naturally motivated person" you say.
Well, if you're that motivated, can you please explain how is it that 95% of the people who gave up and settled for mediocrity, also had big goals when they were young?
Are you that arrogant to think you're "a cut above" and naturally entitled to motivation and drive?
Look, time erodes everything. Anything that's not used on purpose gets slowly disassembled. Everyone is born motivated, stay motivated until their late 20's, and then lose that motivation slowly but surely until it's gone by their 40's.
How do you make sure you guard against that? The exact same way you guard against things falling apart - you maintain it!
Granted, there are times that you just want to rest a bit, but that's all the more reason to write your goals down every day.
And what if you get into a bad period? A challenging time where you don't do anything? How does it help then? It helps because every time you write your goals down you either get motivated and happy, if you're already on the path, or you get pain because you're not. This ensures you don't fall into apathy like 98% (!!!) of the public.
If you and I are competing, and you only write your goals down once a year on New Year's Day and occasionally when you're inspired or desperate; and I write my goals down 730 times per year, every morning and every night, who do you think will have a better chance of winning? Are you even ******* joking?
Please, every morning, and every night. Write those goals down. Your life is too short to have regrets. This will help prevent them.
Trust me.
You might be successful on a tiny goal by accident, but you can't get successful on a big goal by accident.
Truly big goals require usually 3, 4 sometimes 5 or 6 attempts (that means FAILURES) in-order to get it right and hit the big shot.
So many of you are entitled and think that you don't need to write your goals down. "I'm just a naturally motivated person" you say.
Well, if you're that motivated, can you please explain how is it that 95% of the people who gave up and settled for mediocrity, also had big goals when they were young?
Are you that arrogant to think you're "a cut above" and naturally entitled to motivation and drive?
Look, time erodes everything. Anything that's not used on purpose gets slowly disassembled. Everyone is born motivated, stay motivated until their late 20's, and then lose that motivation slowly but surely until it's gone by their 40's.
How do you make sure you guard against that? The exact same way you guard against things falling apart - you maintain it!
Granted, there are times that you just want to rest a bit, but that's all the more reason to write your goals down every day.
And what if you get into a bad period? A challenging time where you don't do anything? How does it help then? It helps because every time you write your goals down you either get motivated and happy, if you're already on the path, or you get pain because you're not. This ensures you don't fall into apathy like 98% (!!!) of the public.
If you and I are competing, and you only write your goals down once a year on New Year's Day and occasionally when you're inspired or desperate; and I write my goals down 730 times per year, every morning and every night, who do you think will have a better chance of winning? Are you even ******* joking?
Please, every morning, and every night. Write those goals down. Your life is too short to have regrets. This will help prevent them.
Trust me.