Writing things down make thoughts more real and allows you to easily review them and track progress.
The power of writing is immense. This is why it is included as the third step in the seven step process to success that I outlined in my book, Achieve Anything.
Write down your goals. Write down your progress. Write down your slip ups. Track progress in writing too.
Buy several inexpensive notebooks and start writing down everything. Soon you’ll find gold.
Whatever position you find yourself in, almost always you can find someone or someway that could be worse.
Make your plans in writing. Review them frequently. Revise them as necessary.
This one habit, practised daily, at least weekly, will have a dramatic impact on your life.
Focus on what you would love, not what you would not want in your life. Whatever you are thinking about, that’s what you’re gonna get more of. So if you think of things that you don’t want, you’ll get more of them and if you think of things that you do want, you’ll get more of those.
Your mindset is incredibly powerful, so learn to use it very well. Become a specialist in how to use your mind.
Watch history to learn from others. Don’t watch too long though. Better to spend more time making history.
Conceive of a plan and execute that plan with speed and precision. Adjust your sails as needed but don’t let your foot off the accelerator.
Get out there. Make history!
Find what you enjoy doing and stay obsessed. Spend time learning about it and improving your skills.
Success will come. Maybe not as fast as you would like. However, over time, it may end up more exciting than you ever imagined!
That’s it. The rest will usually fall in place.
Look to simple solutions, especially to complex problems. Small, simple steps, building on one another, will eventually drive the best result.
Trying is useless. Unless you’re willing to exhaust all possibilities.
When I hear someone say they’ll try, I usually don’t hold out much hope. I will though, if they are the type of person who will exhaust all possibilities before they conclude that they have tried and failed.
Too many people think trying is thinking about getting something done, if they have any spare time. They make a half-hearted effort with no consequences for failure. Don’t live like that.
Exhaust all possibilities. There is no try.
Dream big and write it down. Hold yourself accountable. You can only track that which is written down. Do not leave your plan loose in your mind.
Write down your vision in detail. Review it daily. Update it when you need to.
