I’m guilty of it too… Setting an income goal.
For the past several months, I have been focused on making $xxx per day.
Everyone tells you to set CLEAR goals, right?
It’s goal setting 101 – be clear and specific.
So an income goal seems to be very clear, right?
“Make $300 per day” or a more specific example “make $100 per day on autopilot in my clickbank account”.
Or something like that.
Seems clear enough right?
That’s what I’ve done up until… right about since the beginning of this month really.
It’s like a lightswitch went off in my head…
I’ve realized that income goals are TOO FUZZY. They may seem to ve perfectly clear and specific on the surface, but really they are the opposite.
You say “I want to make $100 a day”… your subconscious mind (the part of your brain responsible for bringing your goals into reality) instantly fires back… “Why?”
You want money? Heck, it’s just paper or some numbers on a screen.
Realize this: Your subconscious mind is not a logically thinking creature.
In other words:
Your subconscious mind sees no practicality in making this money, and therefore gives this goal no attention.
But you say “But once I have this money I’ll be able to do this, this and this! I’ll be so happy!”
Yeah, good luck telling your subconscious that.
Here’s what happened for me.
I’m 15 now. Since about mid-June, I decided I wanted a moped. This one to be specific.
Without realizing it… it became the focus of my subconsious mind. A real goal. Something tangible. Now my subconscious could easily see the benefits of acquiring this. Easy transportation, getting to school in 5 mins, not having to wait for the bus, freedom, fun.
Now after setting a CONCRETE SOLID TANGIBLE goal… what’s the difference?
Well, in the last few days alone:
Affiliate sales:
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Flipped a website for the first time ever:

And on top of that, I just WON $1500 in Howie’s JV Cash Competition for IM Remarkable. This is from the recent email sent out to JV partners.

Yep… all this from a simple shift in thinking. This is more than enough to afford that moped, and I’m most likely picking it up next week.
That’s over $6k in a few days.
Now I’m not telling you this to brag, not at all. But merely to demonstrate the difference made from a simple shift in the way I set my goals.
Hope you got something out of this.
Cheers,
Linus
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