Why do a few
"lucky" people seem to get everything they want in life, while
most struggle
to get by year after year?
Read
on to learn the fundamentally different choice of living that successful
people make, and the alternative that holds most people back
Have you ever asked: what's the
difference between people who achieve great things in their lives, and
those that achieve little?
Is it...
- ...Luck?
- ...Inheritance?
- ...Great intelligence?
But actually looking at people that
achieve above-average things, and comparing them to people around you,
you'll notice something quite
remarkable. Those same reasons that are listed above are more
likely to cause failure in life...
- If you rely on luck, you'll also
encounter just as much bad luck. People that succeed again, and again,
must be doing something right
- Few, if any, of the people that
achieve great wealth inherited their fortune. In most cases, never
needing to work for a living removes their drive to
succeed. Many wealthy people are now refusing to pass their fortunes
on to their children when they die - fearing the money will corrupt
them. And, if inheriting great genes were they key, we would
simply select our Olympic Athletes from the children of previous
winners.
- Outside the field of science,
super-intelligent people are often found in dead-end jobs, and
rarely get to the top of their fields
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So, if it is not luck, intelligence
or inheritance that is the primary reason people succeed, what is it?
The answer is very simple...
The
people that achieve things in life have a clear
vision of what
they want, a clear
plan of how they
are going to get there, and the ability to follow
this through to
completion.
Sounds simple enough, right?
- You can't hit a target you're not
aiming for.
- You can't reach a destination if you don't have a map to
get you there.
- You can't climb a mountain without taking every step.
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In theory, this isn't hard to grasp - and most people know this.
This view of the world revolves
around goals. Successful people plan their days, weeks and
months in line with their goals. Whatever they do, it is taking them
closer to the realization of their goals and ambitions in life.
This goal-centered
lifestyle contrasts sharply with those that have a luck-centered
lifestyle. They sit around, waiting for things to happen
and "hoping" that events will work out in their favor.
They spend their evenings channel
surfing, looking for a quick-fix to their problems, rather than
grasping the route cause of the things they are not happy with. Invariably, these wasted
days turn into weeks, the weeks turn into months, and the months turn
into years. Before long, their time runs out.
People spend more time planning a single
vacation that they ever do planning out what they want from life.
But it needn't be like this. Everyone
can live the lives of their dreams, if they just make relatively
subtle changes in the way they think about things and approach life. It is not difficult
- yet the rewards are huge.
Why aren't more people living the
life of their dreams? Why doesn't everyone have the perfect career,
home, body and relationship?
The reason is that there is more to
goal achievement than just wishful thinking. You can't just sit down
for two minutes,
pluck something that you want out of the air, then it will arrive in a
parcel the next day. Achieving your goals may not be complicated, but it is
not that simple.
There
is a process that you need to go through, a short series of steps,
that takes you from where you are to where you want to be. Providing
you go through that process, in the right order, there is little that
you cannot achieve.
And that's the great thing about the
process of goal
achievement - it works on both the tiny and huge scale. The same process that helps you learn to play an
instrument can be used to build a multi-million dollar company.
Sure, some people do accidentally land
their dream job. But the majority of people that do work in their dream job didn't
get their accidentally. They set it as a goal, planned out what they
would need to do to get there, then got to work. And
"work" doesn't seem like work when you are heading where you
want to go.
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"People
with clear, written goals, accomplish far more in a shorter
period of time than people without them could ever imagine."
Brian Tracy,
Self-Help Guru
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When you are on your own path, you'll find
renewed energy and enthusiasm for life. You'll be happier and more
contented. You'll feel better about other people, and you'll lose any
thoughts of jealousy or envy - because you are living your life exactly the
way you want to live it. People will respect you, and offer to help
you in whatever you are trying to do. Suddenly, members of the
opposite sex that used to ignore you are now finding "convenient
excuses" to be near you.
Beautiful paintings don't happen by accident
or luck. Buildings aren't built by accident or luck. So, what makes you
think great lives are made by accident?
However, the predominant view of the
World is that success is all down to luck. This is the
fundamental division that separates the few that do, from the many
that wish and resent life's achievers.
People
that believe in luck wait for the World to change for them.
People that believe in goals change to World to suit
themselves.
This idea may not be new to you. You
may have heard about, and tried "goal setting" in the past. There is a
good chance that, if you didn't succeed, you would have presumed that
this process of goals didn't work.
However,
since it's obvious that people are using goals to achieve great
things, have you consider that it was the way the goals process was
taught to you that caused you to fail?
Why do most goal systems not work?
Conventional goal systems suffer several
problems.
Firstly, they focus on "Goal
Setting." That's the easy part. Anyone can write down what
they want. But making it happen is entirely different. You need to
look at the whole process of Goal Achievement. This includes
selecting the right goals in the first place, and staying motivated to
get them completed.
Secondly, they are usually either too simple to
be of any use, or too complicated to remember how to use.
When they are too simple, they don't give
you enough information to use them properly. For example, most goal
systems encourage you to "visualize" without explaining how to
do this properly. Get it wrong, and it is only 1/5 as effective as it
could be.
When they are too complicated, you give up
because it takes
you an hour to choose a single goal - even if it would have just
taken five minutes to actually do it. You get frustrated at
pointless theory, that has little to do with what you want to achieve.
You need a course that gives you the right amount of
theory, and the right amount of tools to
get on with it. You need to
avoid falling into the trap
of knowing why, but not knowing how - or knowing how, but not why.
Thirdly, they don't help you to make goal
achievement a way of life. While you can start benefiting from goal
setting almost immediately after learning the process, you need to
make it a way of life in order to improve your life long term.
You need to take the long view, and understand
how you can easily set things up so you can almost effortlessly
achieve long-term goals that require continuous actions (such as
losing weight, or getting out of debt).
A New Approach
The Simple Guide to Goals
should help change things for you - whether you are completely new to
goals, or have tried them in the past unsuccessfully.
This new course, available for
download today, provides you with both the how and the why
of goal achievement.
How you carry out each of the
necessary steps, and why you need to do this.
The course goes further than just
goal-setting, and into adopting a goal-centered lifestyle.
Just some of what you'll learn:
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The
fundamental differences between those that follow a
luck-centered life, and those that choose a goal-centered life |
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How
to avoid procrastination - the 7 causes, and what to do
about them |
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The
difference between Dreams and Goals |
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The
one-word question that separates
those that do, from those that never will... and why most
people use the wrong word |
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Why
understanding the difference between goals and actions
is crucial to your success... something many other guides
overlook |
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Why being persistent is often the worst
thing you can do, and how giving up
on a goal may be the best thing you ever do |
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Why
it is impossible for you to "lose weight"! |
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How to make sure your friends and
family become allies, and not your worst enemies |
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How there are
completely different
techniques for dealing with short term and long term goals. Get
them the wrong way round, and you'll be heading for disaster |
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The importance of keeping a
journal. What to write in it... and what to avoid |
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How
the Rapid Achievement Process can help you improve your
life faster than you thought possible |
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The
simple formula that will tell you how likely you are to
succeed before you even begin |
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Why the conventional way visualization
is taught is only 20% effective |
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Why
copying successful people the wrong way can actually lead you down the path to failure |
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The
answer to the question: should I set big ambitious goals, or
small realistic goals? |
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How to avoid
"intelligent
failure" syndrome (which holds back some of the smartest
people from success) |
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How
using the Internet can help you use the best strategies
others have used to achieve your goals (and how to stay safe
doing this) |
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How
to use Habits and Systems to make achieving long-term
goals almost effortless |
Did you know that, if you don't set your own
goals in life, you unconsciously start copying those around you? That's
why the vast majority of people have similar incomes to their friends
and family. We just look at them when growing up and think "this is
normal" and so do what they do. That includes making all the same
mistakes they do, and settling for a lower quality life than you could
have.
If you want to escape this trap, you have to
design your life the way you want it. That's what The Simple Guide
to Goals helps you to do.
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Use
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How to Get the
Course
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The course comes in the standard pdf
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(it's free, and most
computers have this already).
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No-one can achieve your goals
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rewards flow to those that do what's necessary. But, with The Simple
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