Category: Doing What’s Hard

Arriving at the destination of your dreams MINUS the substantial hard work is a formula that thrusts an unrealized version of you into over-your-head dream situations.

• It’s the “author” who can’t hold a deep conversation on the book topic.
• It’s the fitness “influencer” who can’t teach a 1-hour fitness class.
• It’s the business “coach” who has never built their own business.

It’s precisely the thing that makes arriving at the destination HARD that allows you to actualize your full inner strength and potential.

Skipping the hard part only makes your weaker, more incompetent, less insightful version show up to the opportunities you’ve always dreamed to have.

…Which will quickly turn into a nightmare after all.

This is all to say… stop trying to skip the hard part.

P.s. These are the 20 books I read in 2022. Which one would you like to read key insights from the most?

The thing about creating MASSIVE goals…

Is that doing the small things required to realize them feels disproportionately beneath them.

Focus less on the MASSIVE and focus more on the stepping-stone goals that make the non-negotiable small actions feel more substantial and worthy.

Imagine this: your body naturally opposes anything that puts it outside of its comfort zone… so you make such gradual, incremental, deliberate changes that you essentially slip past your body’s comfort zone radar detectors and ninja your way to a better life without getting thwarted with every single one of your body’s exhausting resistance mechanisms.

I honestly think this is a viable path.

When things are easy… less of you is required.

And if you only do what’s required… you’ll end up becoming less.

Less than what your god-given potential is capable of becoming.

Want to become more?

Well… Remember this when things get hard.

We’ll see how badly you really want it.

P.s. In case you missed it, you can read the best of what I posted to MoveMe Quotes last week, here.