“That’s not for me.”
Henry Ford would nod in agreement with that statement. His mantra? “Whether you think you can or think you can’t, you’re right.”
Here’s a simpler approach to achieving your goals.
Every evening, compile a list of the six most crucial tasks to tackle the next day that align with your objectives.
Come morning, dive straight into the first task. Complete it entirely before moving on to the next.
We’ve delved into what completeness entails before, so I won’t rehash it now.
Suffice it to say, I wish achieving greatness were more complex than just focusing on one task and seeing it through. But, as it turns out, that’s incredibly challenging. Our minds often resist simplicity, leading us to overcomplicate our plans and execution, mistaking busyness for productivity.
Truth is, we’re just distracting ourselves.
So here’s the bottom line.
Greatness stems from focus, and focus stems from choice. The law of entropy perpetually vies for your attention, but it ultimately boils down to your choices.
Will you opt for your version of success, or succumb to distraction and wonder why your dreams remain elusive?
Why you deem certain aspirations as “not for you”?
The universe is poised to grant your desires, provided you make a definitive decision.