A speaker who went from $12,000 in debt and $30 in his bank account to $2.7 million in revenue credits one habit: writing down goals and looking at them every day. He wrote down targets for money, spirituality, travel, and fitness, then visualized them until they happened.
You need to figure out what your goals are. Setting goals are one of the most important things that you can do to improve yourself and to improve your sense of self and your overall feeling towards the world. Something magical happens when you actually write down what you want. For example, this is what I wrote down. I wrote this down when I was broke. I was 12k in debt, had $30 in my bank account, and I wrote the stuff down, which seems crazy to me. Like, it seemed like that was a totally audacious and, like, ridiculous goal to have. And now looking back at it, today is January 1st, right? And I can see back if I actually hit those goals or not. And almost every single one I hit, I've done 2.7 million in revenue. I'm closer to God than I ever have been. I'm not really that great in shape, but I'm still in shape. I got my passport and I was able to travel to Miami, New York City, and different locations, going to Hawaii in a few days. And I'm confident none of this stuff would have happened if I never set those goals. So no matter if you're in the right now or if you're in a terrible state of mind, just write it down, man. Write it down. Put it somewhere where you see it every day. I put it on my desktop because I work for my desktop, but put that on the wall or something and just look at it every day and then try to visualize yourself achieving it, and it will happen.
