Dear Seeker of Success,
Recently I’ve been taking on a simple practice that has been really helping to keep me motivated, adding to my commitment to meeting my personal and business goals.
It’s really “plugged the holes” in all the motivation courses and books I’ve consumed over the years and it’s made me a much better teacher and coach as well!
In short:
…..It’s Working For Me Like Gangbusters!
So I thought I’d share it with you today so you can enjoy the same success.
Pretty fucking exciting, yes?
Listen up:
To make this work, you need just 3 uber-cheat “ingredients”.
Just follow these easy steps
- Get two dry-erase white boards from your local office supply store. (Personally, I invested in two giant glass boards but they are very expensive so I only suggest that if you got some serious cash on hand)
- Get an eraser. (I gotta confess -I keep losing my erasers so I use toilet paper, paper towels, even my fingers. Ha!)
- Get a few dry erase markers, with some different colors.
Ok-pretty simple so far. Keep following along, because I’m going to give you the “big secret”.
On one board write your strategic goals.
These could be anything from, nailing 2 Siberian gymnastic twins, finding the love of your life, making a million bucks by a certain date, whatever.
On the other write your tactical goals.
These are the skills, techniques, learnings, team, support – whatever – that support and serve your strategic goals.
Now here comes the trick:
Write down your strategic goals on one board and your tactical goals on the other.
Each day, ERASE both boards and write the same goals again.
This is a way to re-commit each day to your goals.
This sends an irresistibly powerful message to your unconscious mind that you really are invested and will do what it takes.
And it makes your outcomes very real and compelling.
And this makes it much more likely you’ll reach them.
Peace,
RJ
P.S. Building a realistic motivation and informed enthusiasm is just one of the things I’ll be covering in my live London Speed Seduction event, July 30th and 31st.
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