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Prioritize "clarity over cleverness"
Nail down your life's "tagline," so you can prioritize around your ultimate goal in life, and so that other people know exactly who you are, what you do, and how they can utilize you.
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Assume radical responsibility
... for the outcomes of your life. This means that you accept whatever problem you have in your life as your own job to fix.
It does not matter if it was your fault. It does not matter if it is or isn't fair. It doesn't matter what put you into this situation. Reaching for reasons ...
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Give yourself permission to be successful
Most people do not believe they have to work on unconscious resistance to success, because they don't realize it exists.
But almost everyone has ways in which they are afraid to earn more money or elevate their status in life. A lot of this has to do with fears about worth, safety an...
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Set small, attainable goals
Many people feel overwhelmed with large goals and so they don't know where to start.
Break down your ultimate goal into many smaller goals that are attainable, so you can make progress.
Clarity
Writing down your goals will force you to clarify what you want. It will drive you to pick your destination.
Imagine setting out on a trip with no particular destination in mind. How do you pack? What roads do you take? How do you know when you have arrived?
Setting Goals
- When you define your goals, you give your brain something new to look for and focus on.
- Top people have very clear goals. They know who they are and they know what they want. They write it down and they make plans for its accomplishment. Un...
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