Ramit Sethi asks what rule you set for yourself that no longer fits. He argues that goals like living in New York by 30 or hitting $1M by 35 made sense once, but life seasons change. Name one you're ready to drop and what matters to you now instead.
You know, many of us create these rules for ourselves. I want to live in New York in my 20s. I want to be married by 30. I want to have a million dollars by 35. Whatever the rules are, adapt them for your own life. You know what I'm talking about? I actually think these are great. I love any example where people are intentional with their lives. But I do think that as we change the season of our lives, our goals should change. That's normal. So I'd like to issue a challenge for you right now. What's a goal you used to have for your life that you are ready to put aside something you used to think I need to do? And now at this point in life, you realize that's actually not a goal of mine anymore. That's question one. Question two is, what can you replace that goal with that is more meaningful to you now.
