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A car doesn’t drive without wheels!

And the same is true for driving your goals.

Missing just one part can destroy your success.

It might be obvious to say, yet it can be easy to miss.

It’s obvious with a car, isn’t it?

Remove the wheels and it no longer drives anywhere!

But in your goals, how do you know if you’re missing a part?

What parts must come together?

I met with a fund manager “trying” to raise capital.

He’s a seasoned manager who’s already sitting on $3 billion in assets.

But for the last 6 years, he’s been unable to raise more.

“I’m doing everything right,” he said.

“But I’m just not getting the results.”

Then catching what he’d said, he joked, “I guess that means I’m NOT doing everything right.”

“Touché,” I said.

“So what I am missing?”

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It’s election day, so let’s use it in our context of conditioning your goals.

Consider for a moment—

How many seconds a day do you think Trump and Biden have been conditioning their goal to be president?

Do you imagine for the last month they’ve been thinking about much else?

What about the last 6 months?

12 months?

Heck, each of them has been talking about being president for 40 years!

To the point where today they have millions of other people focused on their goal.

Conditioning their goal for them, and for everyone else in the country!

Think about this for a moment.

Millions of other people have given up on their own goals to focus on the goals of these two people.

In this way, your goals become not just your reality.

But the reality around you.

This happens when you’re deeply living your goals.

Thinking about them all the time.

Working on them.

Dominated by your goals.

Not only are you more likely to make them come true.

Your goals have become you.

That’s what we’re doing here in conditioning your goals.

Not just setting clear goals for yourself, as we covered here in 1.2.

Or why your goals matter for starting and finishing, as we covered here in 1.1.

But conditioning your goals to the point they are automatic in you.

They are you.

Your goals are who you are and what you do.

To be sure, this is extreme, and not for everyone.

But for anyone looking to achieve a massive goal like becoming president, you must condition your goals to become you.

You can watch the video again here.

Goals can be hard to achieve, right?

But if you’re like me, you know sometimes they can be just as hard to set!

As we bang on deeper in this video for Upgrade YOU, setting goals for yourself…

Let’s hit 6 subtle problems you see with goals.

1. Don’t know what you want

I spent 10 years on this topic…

Reading thousands of books looking for an answer, thinking you need to know what you want to get it.

That’s the dirty secret I wrote about here. 

And the method we work through in this video.

How you set massive goals, even if you don’t know what you want!

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Before I met him I used to crap all over Simon Sinek.

His notion of start with the why is just marketing speak I’d say.

Maybe in some ways I was right, but I was also insecure!

Bringing down someone who has been incredibly effective at spreading a positive message.

And it’s a great message too.

Sure it’s been said

The world of personal development is full of topics on why your why matters.

Tony Robbins even refers to himself as the “why guy.”

But what Simon really captured was a powerful message that resonated.

First with him.

It captured him in such a way that he couldn’t not spread it.

Until it deeply resonated with others.

Because he was so deeply starting with his why.

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I build billionaires. 

It will soon become what I’m known for.

Hard-charging people with massive visions will keep coming to me for the small role I play in helping them make massive leaps.

Clients are leaping to the stratosphere right now.

A number materializing seemingly impossible leaps.

I expect it.

We’re seeing the same in our business, and that’s my map of reality.

It’s also my business model, and life.

As I write about here, my life is transformation.

I’ve never been interested in small incremental improvements.

I’m into making massive leaps.

And that’s what I’ve seen.

Reality leaps massively

The conscious, time-based mind is a linear processor.

Processing second after second, minute after minute, day after day, things materialize in time.

This of course is the “normal” way of orienting to reality, but it’s not the only way.

In your dreaming reality, which is 1/3 of your semi-conscious life, all time is happening at the same time.

A paradox in quantum physics is how a cat can be perceived dead and alive at the same time.

The same is true for quantum leaps, how an atom can seemingly materialize at multiple points in space time.

At the basic physical level, the binary computer-like brain needs one or the other to be true.

But at the quantum level, even glaring contradictions are true.

For any and all things at all times are possible.

This now isn’t some tiny sliver like the space between the second hands that the computer brain naturally equates it to, but a vast expanse of all time materializing as now.

Not saying this is the truth of reality.

Just that if you perceive it is one truth, rapid, massive leaps become more possible for you.

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