How To Be a Goal Achiever… Not JUST a Goal Setter

After I was done with the second week QSC webinar, I saw John Assaraf status on Facebook about his live webinar.

I thought I just had a look and maybe it’d also help with this week challenge.

According to John, why a lot of people set goals but never achieve it is because their goals are NOT BIG ENOUGH.

It doesn’t excite us.

This made me think about the goal I’m setting for this challenge.

I actually didn’t have one! I mean NOT SPECIFICALLY.

At first I just thought maybe my first goal is to make $300.

I actually have made my FIRST DOLLAR online so I thought $300 is OK.

But according to John, we shouldn’t set our goals base on our past or present circumstances.

Our goals must be big enough that we are a bit scared and uncomfortable just thinking about it.

And we don’t have to know how the hell we are going to achieve it.

So, after thinking about it, I set my goal to earn $350,000 by the end of THIS YEAR.

This goal not only makes me uncomfortable, I feel like I’m gonna piss in my pants now!

I don’t know how I’m gonna do that yet but I know someone who have made $500,000 in six months so why can’t I?

And like Hendry Ford said, “Whether you think you can or you cannot, you’re right.”

So, I believe I CAN.

I’d like to introduce you to David Goggins, he’s the guy I think about every time I think I can’t do something.

David Goggins sleeps three hours a night. He has a resting heart rate of 32 beats per minute. He wakes up at 3.a.m. and runs 15 to 20 miles. He commutes 25 miles to work by bicycle. He is the only person to complete Navy SEALS “Hell Week” three times. He is the only person to complete Tactical Air Control, SEAL and Army Ranger training. With no special training, David Goggins ran 100 miles in 18 hours. In finishing that race, in 2006, he suffered stress fractures in his feet and shins, urinated blood and lost control of his bowels. David Goggins completed ten 100-mile races in 2007. He finished third at the 2007 Badwater, a 135-mile trek through Death Valley known as “The World’s Toughest Footrace.” He once ran 203.5 miles in 48 hours.

Until next post, have a great day and TAKE MASSIVE ACTION!

Below are videos from John Assaraf about achieving your goals.

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I'm a lover, an engineer and entrepreneur. I'm crazy about my partner and best friend and my 8 dogs. Whatever I do they are the first thing in mind. This is why I do what I do. Being an engineer is awesome but even if I become the CEO of a company that is not mine, the fact is my salary won't be enough to have a life I dream of with my family. That's is why I also work on my online business. It took me a long time to find a system that would really help ANYONE who wants to make money online. It's kinda a miracle because I found it when I was really at the bottom of my life's journey. If you have question about the system I'm using right now to make money online, do email me chetz@chetztogom.com or message me on FB http://www.facebook.com/chetzyusof.

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