Achieving goals is just the beginning—setting new, actionable ones is the real game-changer. 🎯

Here's how I lost focus and almost completely ruined my life. So I accomplished my goals way, way faster than I thought I was going to. And then I didn't set any new goals. I uncovered it by speaking with my coach, Dr. William Attaway, from Prospecting On Demand's group. And he shared with me that once you achieve your goals, you have to go and set a new one. Okay? And not just a goal. That is just, I want to make a million dollars a month or a day or whatever you want to do. But actually, you have to set your goals with a what, a why, and a how. Okay? So, for example, one of my goals that I told him that I had was to be a Brazil Brazilian Jiu Jitsu master, okay? And he's like, how are you gonna know when you are? And I realized I never will know when I am a master. Success is how you define it. But if you keep moving the goalpost, you'll never feel successful, you'll never feel fulfilled, and you'll always feel a longing for more, and you won't have that fulfillment. And so let's try it in real life right here. I want to become a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu master and get my black belt by the time I'm age 30, so that I'm able to start my own school and teach a thousand people how they can do jiu jitsu themselves. And I can pass down the lineage of professor down to the next generation of students. I'm going to do this by training a minimum of three to five times every single week of my life. And I will not stop. I will train, and I will focus. I will take notes, and I will apply the techniques so that I can become a master. That is how you set a real, actionable goal that you can actually accomplish, and you can know that you are doing it. Okay? Hope that helps. Guys, let's go. Get after it. I'll see you.