How to Set Long-Term Goals

1. You set 10 goals for Year 1.
2. You set 15 goals for Year 2.
3. You set 50 goals for Year 5.

Five Years Later

You check yourself:

• "I've only accomplished only 2 goals -- total!"

Boo to you.

Why'd You Suck So Badly?

Think of trying to cook a 10-course meal simultaneously in three hours.

By the time dinner starts, you've:

1. half-butted everything
2. accomplished nothing

That is, when you juggle a variety of goals, you'll:

1. get "started" on everything
2. get nothing done

Result: S.U.C.K.

How to Accomplish Long-Term Goals

This:

1. Set one long-term goal.
2. Dominate the mother -@^^%.
3. Repeat.

(Long-term could mean 6-months, 1-year, 3-years, 10-years -- adapt to YOU).

That is, you set no other long-term goal until you accomplish Goal XYZ with a freakish vengeance.

What happens?

I Revolve My Life Happens.

When you set The Goal, you revolve your entire lifestyle around dominating The Goal -- tinkering with:

1. how you're working
2. what resources you're exploiting
3. who you want around you
4. how healthy you're living
5. the yaddas

...to accomplish the effer.

Result: Laser-sharp-focused YOU, which ridiculously boosts your chances of accomplishing what you really want to accomplish -- The @^^% Goal.

Kabambizzle to you.

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