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Six - Write it Down
Seeing your goals each and every day is key.
Put it in your bedroom
Put it on your door
Put it in your car
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Two - Grasping Your Why
Understanding your "WHY" Is key to finding true success.
Simeon Sinek talks about this in his book "WHY".
Having a well-established Why puts reason and sets the tone for how you will execute on your goals!
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One - Do Your Research
Understanding what the market looks like?
- Is someone else already doing this?
- What can you bring to the table?
- How is it different?
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Three - Establish Your Habits
Habits are the key to staying on track with progress.
Having good habits will enable you to be successfull
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What I have learned from Beginning: Practical Steps to Starting
Starting is Hard.
A few ideas on how to get started
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Five - What are you willing to sacrifice?
It will be hard. So what are you willing to give up?
📺 ?
🎮?
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Four - What is your greater Yes?
What matters most? Having a greater yes allows you to be informed about what to say NO to.
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Seven - Write your Story
What does your story look like this year?
Write down your story, so that you can help realize your goals and dreams!
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