Codie Sanchez argues you shouldn't just set goals, you should name what you'll sacrifice to reach them. To earn $100,000, she'd stop watching Netflix and eating Chipotle. Naming the price clarifies whether you're actually committed.
You've got to stop setting goals and set sacrifices instead. Everybody always sets their goals. Like, I'm going to make $100,000. I'm going to lose £20. No, you're not. You're only going to do it if you're willing to pay the price. Every single goal you have has a price that is required. It is an entry fee at the door of success. And the question is, really, what are you going to give up to get it? So when I say I want to make $100,000, I'll say I'm not going to watch Netflix and I'm not going to eat Chipotle burritos until I hit $100,000. Whatever you think needs to be given the price of admission for the thing you want more than anything else.
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