How To Get Easy ”Success Momentum” & Stop Pushing So Hard!

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Anik Singal

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🗓️ 13 October 2022

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

It’s taken me over 20+ years of entrepreneurship to finally realize something that’s SO important… Are you pushing for goals that are hard to achieve - while ignoring the successes that come easily? As an entrepreneur, I’ve had multiple businesses, launched countless products, and have had a TON of partnerships. I’ve found that my biggest successes have all had organic momentum. I haven’t had to fight to make them work. They work naturally! Now, I’m going to be making some big changes based on that discovery… I explain exactly what I mean in today’s video. I also cover… The difference between “push” and “pull” goals and how to find the biggest successes… What it means to have “organic momentum” in your life and business… The big changes I’m personally making now… Check it out!

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0:00.0	How do we get success momentum and make it look natural and easy and stop having to push so hard to make our biggest goals come true?
0:07.7	All right, it's taking me about 20 years of being in the entrepreneurial marketplace, getting kicked left and right,
0:13.9	running back, pulled. I got physical scars on my body, on my mind, and I'm finally coming to terms with this message,
0:21.2	and I really want you to hear it. What's up everybody? This is Alex and I'll welcome to the podcast,
0:25.1	make sure you click subscribe and all that from jazz. Listen, I've done it all.
0:29.3	And this is the first episode where I'm going to openly admit and tell you that I'm actually changing.
0:34.0	Well, I'm considering changing the name of the podcast. It's called the fighting entrepreneur.
0:37.6	And for the longest time, for over 20 years, I've considered myself a fighter. Now I'm still a fighter,
0:41.8	and I still believe that's a really important trait to have. But lately, I don't know if this is my
0:46.3	daughter being born midlife crisis. I don't know what is going on with me, right? But I love it, and it feels good.
0:52.2	And it's all about questioning whether we have to make everything so difficult. All right, let me explain
0:58.1	that. So we come up with a goal. We want to achieve something in our life. The next thing we know
1:02.1	is we start pushing and pushing and pushing and pushing and planning and strategizing and executing
1:08.0	and putting pressure on us on those around us. And we have all these things we're doing. We got to
1:13.5	be doing and we got to be busy and we got to be active and we got to be, I mean, my blood pressure
1:17.9	is going up just talking about it with you. So there's something that I started to think about,
1:22.1	not I think it was a podcast. I can't remember exactly which one it was. I believe it was an Ed Mylet
1:26.5	podcast. There is this conversation of push versus pull. Now, this isn't the first time I've heard it,
1:30.8	but I think sometimes we need to hear things and it's all about timing. And for me, it was timing was
1:35.0	a big thing. Push versus pull. What is that? Well, what's a push goal? A push goal is a goal you're
1:39.6	pushing for. You got to push. You got to move things. There's resistance. You got to arm, right?
1:44.5	You're hustling and it's hurting. It's not always bad. It's okay. I go to the gym. If I don't push past
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