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the report I'm reading is spot on. Here's an important issue we can benefit from...
Do you ever catch yourself thinking something like this: If only...if only...you already had/achieved/finished (insert your desire here)...everything would be different?
The desire could be anything - being in great shape, having a successful business, amassing an eight figure net worth, etc. The only criteria is you believing your life would immediately be radically better.
We all have these thoughts from time to time. Heck, for many Founder Club members it was this sort of thinking that got them to start their own business. So, obviously it‟s not all bad. In fact, desire when correctly channeled is an extremely powerful, positive force.
However, I‟ve found if an entrepreneur is completely fixated on their outcome and the supposed fairy-tale life they‟ll have only after they‟ve achieved it... they generally don‟t reach their dreams or live happily ever after.
Here‟s why: When achieving the goal is the only thing that matters, the achieving- process gets discounted, reduced to a series of obstacles, annoyances to handle, to get what you really want and be where you want to be. The increased importance of the outcome ends up overshadowing the value you get during the achievement process.
For many entrepreneurs this false belief can easily cause (1) perfectionism, (2) procrastination, (3) paralysis, and (4) pessimism.
Because an entrepreneur‟s obsession with the destination leads to an inability to enjoy the journey. Which eventually zaps the entrepreneur‟s desire, passion and motivation, lowering the likelihood that the hard work necessary for business success will be done daily if at all.
Marcus
Do you ever catch yourself thinking something like this: If only...if only...you already had/achieved/finished (insert your desire here)...everything would be different?
The desire could be anything - being in great shape, having a successful business, amassing an eight figure net worth, etc. The only criteria is you believing your life would immediately be radically better.
We all have these thoughts from time to time. Heck, for many Founder Club members it was this sort of thinking that got them to start their own business. So, obviously it‟s not all bad. In fact, desire when correctly channeled is an extremely powerful, positive force.
However, I‟ve found if an entrepreneur is completely fixated on their outcome and the supposed fairy-tale life they‟ll have only after they‟ve achieved it... they generally don‟t reach their dreams or live happily ever after.
Here‟s why: When achieving the goal is the only thing that matters, the achieving- process gets discounted, reduced to a series of obstacles, annoyances to handle, to get what you really want and be where you want to be. The increased importance of the outcome ends up overshadowing the value you get during the achievement process.
For many entrepreneurs this false belief can easily cause (1) perfectionism, (2) procrastination, (3) paralysis, and (4) pessimism.
Because an entrepreneur‟s obsession with the destination leads to an inability to enjoy the journey. Which eventually zaps the entrepreneur‟s desire, passion and motivation, lowering the likelihood that the hard work necessary for business success will be done daily if at all.
Marcus
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