You may have never jumped from a plane but you know the notion of terminal velocity.
This is the maximum velocity achievable by an object as it falls through fluid.
Or in the case of jumping from a plane, your maximum velocity as you punch through air hurtling toward the ground!
For this reason, I avoid the word “terminal.” 🙂
And use “Peak” velocity instead.
Peak velocity in your goals
You see this theme of velocity everywhere in my work.
Words like driving, momentum, flow, they all connote movement.
At the most fundamental level, that’s the opposite of being stuck!
When you don’t know what to do or you find yourself in the same old cycle, there’s zero momentum at all.
And what I learned early in my work is the power of getting moving.
Even if you don’t know where you’re headed, just building momentum is the crucial step to becoming that rolling stone gathering no moss as it rolls down the hill.
Peak velocity is the extreme.
It’s the maximum velocity you can build in driving forward your goals.