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Q) What sub-goals would this ONE mission be composed of?
Q) What small steps would these sub-goals be comprised of, and in what rough order would they need to be completed?
Q) What kinds of people could help me attain each sub-goal?
Write down all the professions, companies, job-roles, types of people you need to support your goals.
You can’t do this alone. Do what few do and enlist the help of great people. Most people fail at their goals because
they don’t enlist much help from others, and
they don’t develop connections with enough people.
Build a tribe of at least 150 people who will support you.
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