What do you do if you have doubts about your goals?

That's what we're going to talk about in today's spiritual perspective episode.

I'm going to give you one tactic that you can use today that's going to help you make more aligned decisions a lot faster.

We'll also unpack an extremely common tendency that's keeping you and everyone you know from creating the life that you ultimately

desire. And at the end, I'm going to share with you the most powerful question that you can ask

yourself whenever you're having doubts that's going to help you unlock your full potential.

Let's get into it. When it comes to the idea of goal setting in general, usually our approach is more or less linear,

which means we have an outcome in mind.

I mean, we understand there's going to be some hard work, but we're not really signing

up for the Navy SEAL Hell Week experience unless, of course, we're applying to become

a Navy SEAL, and we understand that Hell Week is just a part of

that experience. Usually for regular people, for non-Navy SEALs, you're signing up for a more or less

frictionless path associated with any goal that you're choosing. And there's this longing for some

degree of comfort. In other words, when we think about going after the goals that we're striving for,

our ground-level assessment of whether or not we're going in the right direction is if there

is a greater degree of comfort than of friction. If there's a lot of friction, that's usually

where the doubts come in. If there's a lot of comfort, then we usually think, oh, I'm on the right

path. So there's an association with comfort equating to rightness or something is meant to be.

Now, again, this is the ground level perspective. When the path starts to appear to deviate

from the outcome that we have in mind, that's where the doubts

start to come into play. Reminds me of this video game that I played as a kid called Pitfall,

which is sort of like this Indiana Jones type of topography where you'd have to jump over pits

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