Achieving Your Goals: How To Go From Spinning Your Wheels To Incredible Traction
The brutal truth of achieving your long term goal is this: It's hard to get the traction you need to succeed.
There are so many things you need to get done it can be completely overwhelming. You get paralyzed, you get distracted, and instead of chipping away at our dream, you let it go.
Unless you find a way to make significant headway on your long term goals, you'll never reach them.
I want to show you how Riley Dallas went from spinning his wheels and overwhelmed with to-dos to a successful software service launch in just three weeks using my quarterback method.
The problem with being productive
Riley is an ambitious guy. He dreams of bootstrapping a software business and escaping the corporate world once and for all. He has a crystal clear vision. He has concrete goals. He has a plan to attack his dream daily.
And if that's not enough, Riley is extremely organized and productive. He maintains an orderly to-do list in a premium tool, and he regularly checks things off.
From the outside, Riley seems poised for a huge breakthrough with his dream.
There's only one thing missing: Results.
Week after week, month after month, Riley just hasn't made progress towards his dream. He checked things off his list and busted his butt, but the results never came.
Something had to change.
Read more »There are so many things you need to get done it can be completely overwhelming. You get paralyzed, you get distracted, and instead of chipping away at our dream, you let it go.
Unless you find a way to make significant headway on your long term goals, you'll never reach them.
I want to show you how Riley Dallas went from spinning his wheels and overwhelmed with to-dos to a successful software service launch in just three weeks using my quarterback method.
The problem with being productive
Riley is an ambitious guy. He dreams of bootstrapping a software business and escaping the corporate world once and for all. He has a crystal clear vision. He has concrete goals. He has a plan to attack his dream daily.
And if that's not enough, Riley is extremely organized and productive. He maintains an orderly to-do list in a premium tool, and he regularly checks things off.
From the outside, Riley seems poised for a huge breakthrough with his dream.
There's only one thing missing: Results.
Week after week, month after month, Riley just hasn't made progress towards his dream. He checked things off his list and busted his butt, but the results never came.
Something had to change.
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