To me the single greatest factor that would determine the efficacy or the validity of a goal.

Is it a good goal? Is it not a good goal? The single greatest factor is whether or not you want it.

At the end of the day you got to want something. Want something enough that is going to cause your actions and your

behaviors to come into alignment with whatever it takes to achieve that goal, that

outcome, that result. There's tons of research and advice and tips and gurus and whatever,

essays that talk about goals.

Goals need to be smart.

Goals need to be this.

We place all these conditions on goals what makes a

goal a good goal versus a weak goal versus an attainable goal is there a

problem with creating goals that I don't get we put all this red tape around

goal setting when to me the thing that matters

the most is do you want it? What's the thing you want in your business, in your life, with your

family what matters to you? because what I know is this I know that

when you can get clear about what you're working towards than the work you do on a daily

basis on an hourly basis how you schedule what you prioritize, what you think about and

dwell on is going to naturally come into alignment with whatever it takes to achieve that goal.

Now maybe it's like I've had goals before where I think to myself like I state I want to do this I want to do X I want to see why happen and I create these kind of grandiose goals but then there's this sort of silent inner voice that just creeps up and says

you're out of your mind there's not a chance this is going to happen no way you don't

know how to do that and you know what that's true I don't know how to do that. And you know what? That's true. I don't know how to do that because I don't think that

belief in a goal is really a factor to consider. What matters is do I want the goal?

I may struggle. I may doubt the fact that it could happen. So what? I'm still going to want it.

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