Damn, damn, true underdog. Am, and release the power with him. Jason Waller here, True Underdog. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast right now, IHartRadio, Apple Podcasts. Spotify, go to our badass YouTube channel, True Underdog, or you can go to True Underdog. Or you can go to True Underdog.com, check it out. Please subscribe. I promise

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and any kind of tidbit nuggets that you can get. Today's subject is goal setting and why is that

important? Why is it important for you to set goals? What makes me different than anybody out there listening or viewers

to achieve their goals and to be successful? And really, there's nothing I'm doing differently

except following the formula. And the formula states, you can't go anywhere without a map. You have

got to set goals and you have got to set a map. You have got to put parameters on what you're going to achieve. You can't set unrealistic goals. I didn't wake up one day and go, hey, I'm going to own an alarm company or I'm going to own a solar company or I'm going to do this. That's not how you do things. What you need to do is you take a plan that you like and you want. And remember, you evolve every single time. So it's not like, yeah, oh, this is what I'm going to do. That will change. Like I wanted to be a sports agent. I want to be Jerry McGuire. That never happened. Drive, you know, got kicked out of school, didn't go to college, had a kid, opened a business. You know, that was my

map. That was my story. You're going to evolve. But if you listen closely and you pay attention

to what I'm trying to share with you of setting goals, don't set it up to the top and think,

oh man, I didn't wake up tomorrow and I'm not successful. I failed. You will set yourself up for

failure because you won't have the patience to think that you're not going anywhere. It's like lifting weights. You don't see the gains every single day. It takes time. It's the same thing in life. Relationships, business, anything like that, you have got to set your goals. So, first thing, set those goals for 30 days. What are you going to do for the next 30 days? Don't look far, far, far away. I don't care if you want to be a doctor, you want to be an physician, you want to be a lawyer, you want to open a construction company, a pool company, a solar company. I don't give a shit what you want to do. The point is, is what are you going to do the next 30 days? You got to

set these up in little bites. One step at a time. No elevator. I always say it. Hashtag no

elevator. Got to take the steps. First step. 30 days. What's the plan? Maybe the plan is get

enrolled in school. Maybe the plan is apply for a job. Maybe the plan is learn about something

or do research about what you want to do. Go from a 30-day plan to a 90-day plan. What can you achieve after your 30 days and set it to 90? So I'm still on day one. I set the 30-day plan. I set the 90-day plan. Then I want you to do a 12-month plan. I don't want you to go any further than 12 months.

We all know, all the listeners, viewers out there, and followers know that every single time that you set something really far out, life changes we all evolve.

I'm different this year than I was. Last year, I've got different goals this year than I did last year. Life has changed for me. You move.

You do whatever, right? So set those goals to 30 days, 90 days, and one year. If you're in school

and that's your goal, you're going to change your mind what you want to do in your school.

That's normal. The good news is, is you don't have to have all the answers right now. You can still figure it out

and you have to have a why in your map. You can't be like, man, I just want to be rich. I just want to

make a lot of money, buy a lot of shit and be cool. That won't work. You're chasing the wrong

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