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The Problem With Planning For A Major Goal

The Problem With Planning For A Major Goal

The first few days of trying to create a minimum viable product, or cold-calling in search of an enabling customer, or training for a marathon, or embarking on any difficult long term journey towards a major goal are hard.

  • Most of our limits are self-imposed.
  • You can always do more than you think.

Navy SEALs call it the 40 percent rule. When you think you're done, you have 60 percent left in your tank.

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When You Start Slow

  • The plan, process, or routine you create for yourself rarely works.
  • You start with an emotional safety net.
  • Within a few days, the resulting lack of progress forces you to confront the huge gulf between where you currently are and where you someday hope to be.
  • You usually quit because you started slow, soft, and safe.

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How to Use the Two-Week Rule to Become Remarkably Successful

How to Use the Two-Week Rule to Become Remarkably Successful

  • You can do anything—you can make any change, or embrace any new routine—for two weeks.
  • If you can't stay the course for two weeks, then you've clearly chosen a goal that doesn't mean enough to you.
  • At the end of the two weeks you will have enjoyed some level of success or return on effort.
  • Knowing what we aren't willing to do, based on the tangible or emotional return on the investment of time and effort required, keeps us from dreaming about a destination we will never reach.

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How To Commit For Two Weeks

How To Commit For Two Weeks

  • Pick a goal.
  • Create a daily process or routine you will follow.
  • For each of the next 14 days, focus solely on what you need to do that day.
  • At the end of two weeks, you will know whether you want to keep going.
  • The tough two weeks you just put in will make it much more likely that you will stay the course over the long term.
  • Your emotions will start to work for you, not against you.

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