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Why We Fail

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Contents:

  • Don’t Underestimate Your Abilities – It’s Making You Fail
  • Embracing the Victim Role Is a Failure Fueling Practice
  • Failure Comes from Poor Self-Motivation
  • Humility Fosters Fewer Failures and More Successes
  • Is a Lack of Focus Causing You to Fail?
  • Learn to Say No for Fewer Failures and More Success
  • Procrastination Is a Proven Producer of Frequent Failures
  • Tired of Failing? This 8-Letter Word Can Help
  • You’ll Probably Disagree with This Reason Why You Fail
  • Your Diet Might Be the Reason You Fail

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30-Day Goal Setting Planner

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How many times have you had this happen to you, or heard it from your clients? They set a big goal and then they lose motivation, things get in the way, or life happens.

It happens to all of us. But what if it didn’t? What if you could help your clients set goals that are actually achievable and then help them achieve them? It’s not a pipe dream, it’s not even a “someday” scenario. It’s entirely possible!

The Step-by-Step Planner Covers:

  • Step 1: Visualize to Actualize Radical Results
  • Step 2: Get Crystal-Clear on Your Why
  • Step 3: Set S.M.A.R.T. Micro-Goals to Stay Motivated
  • Step 4: Create a Failproof Monthly Action Plan
  • Step 5: Get a Goal-Sharing Buddy
  • Step 6: Celebrate Every (Small) Step of the Way
  • Step 7: Review, Renew and Revise Your Goals

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Giving Up Prematurely

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Wouldn’t it be terrible if your goal in life was to climb an incredible, beautiful, challenging mountain? You’d know starting out that it’s going to be challenging, but it would be worth it.

You see some beautiful sights along the way and you feel really motivated—especially in the beginning. But knowing that there will be obstacles and then dealing with the reality of it is a different thing.

Your motivation starts to wane, but you truck along. Finally, you’re tired of struggling and you’re not even sure you’ll ever reach the top of that mountain.

So, you give up.

What you didn’t realize is that you just couldn’t see the peak, but it was right there… if you’d only kept going a few more steps, you would have made it—you would have achieved what you’d set out to do. But, you gave up.

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