Big Irrational Goals, but Small Rational Steps

Big Irrational Goals, Small Rational Steps.

Hey, everybody, welcome back to the Primal Potential Podcast.

I am Elizabeth Benton.

This is our Cons our consistency 365 series. Thanks so much for joining me. My goal

with these episodes is to help you take just a few minutes every day to reconnect to what it is that you want most. What it is that you want most

and what you can do today to get there.

A lot of us feel overwhelmed by our goals.

Or we feel overwhelmed by the range of possible paths we could take to get there.

Where do we start?

What do we do? Do we do it this way or do we do it that way?

How will we ever possibly stick with it?

I know I felt that way when I first wanted

to lose over a hundred pounds, I felt that way when I wanted to start a business, I

felt that way when I wanted to write a book, I felt that way when I wanted to

write a second book, I felt that way in doing home renovations like, oh, it's so far, there's so much

to do between here and there. Where do I ever start? Could I do it like this? Should I do

it like this? Is this way better, is that way better?

I don't know.

And so I loved this phrase, it's actually from Dan Coe, and he says, big irrational goals, small rational steps.

Here's one thing that I've learned.

There's no perfect starting point. You can start in 10, 15, 20 different places and still get to the end point.

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