A four-step framework for turning goals into reality: clarify your desire, confront what's held you back (fear, limiting beliefs, overwhelming emotions, bad habits, missing skills), build a simple action map with two or three momentum-driving steps, and commit to daily practice to slay the dragons in your way.
What is your deepest desire now? Let's awaken that. Let's find the reasons for it. What do you want now? Because desire sets the tone of the story. It's my desire to serve God. It's my desire to build a family. It's my desire to whatever it is, you know that sets the tone. So we activate that. Then the second step that we take you through is face the truth, which is what has stopped you in the past. And Jordan, I found relatively there's only a few things, maybe five. It's like fear. That's why I didn't do it. Or it's a limiting belief or story. All the good ones are gone. I've tried everything. You know it's not true, but you believe it, so you don't act on it. Or it could be a different emotion. It could be an emotion like overwhelm, stress, something of that nature that keeps you moving forward. Or it could be a habit. You want to lose 30 pounds, but you go to Starbucks and get a smoke and mocha, whatever, every morning, it's not going to work. Or you're missing a skill, right? You just don't know how to manage it. No one's taught you what to do in those areas, right? So there's only a few things. So once you have enough driving, desire and reasons and you take on the path, you're on the path now, you know what you want. Second step to keep on the path is knowing what's prevented you next step is build a map, a massive action plan. Not a perfect plan. Just what are the two or three things that will get you momentum? What can you do right now? What's it gonna do that's difficult? What are you gonna do that's easy. Start with the easy one, then go with the difficult one. I personally like to go with the difficult one. First, you do whatever your style is. You go with the most difficult one you're likely to manage. Yes, I agree with you. It's your most certainty that you can still find. And then you got to step fours. You got to do the hard work, you got to slay the dragons, you got to actually get the skill, you got to push through whatever that limiting belief or fear is. Once you've done that, the rest is easy. Now all you need is a daily practice.
Tony Robbins Helps Her Use the Power of Her Own Mind to Manifest A Better Life
