Dean Graziosi explains why people quit their goals after weeks or months. They say they're all in but never fully commit, never burn the boats. A confused mind stuck in indecision can't move forward.
Have you ever been supposedly all in on something like, I'm doing this, I'm losing the weight, I'm doing the exercise, I'm cold, plunging every day. I'm starting the business, I'm going to write a blog, I'm going to go live every day. And you're like, I am in. But you didn't commit all the way. You didn't decide, you didn't burn the boats. Then all of a sudden, like two months later, you're saying to yourself, when did I give up on that? When did that even stop? And why aren't I doing that? And then all of a sudden, you're back to kind of frantic. I don't like my life the way it is. And you're online looking for stuff. I also understand because I. I was once in your exact seat, and I've been doing this for a long time. I understand the tug of war that goes on. Am I capable? Can I do this? Should I do this? Should I try it on my own? I understand that a confused mind never, ever moves forward.
