3 Tactics for Systematically Achieving What You Want
Look, do you want to or not?
You don’t need new information to achieve whatever you want — you already know how to do it. So I’m not going to bring you quick fixes that you haven’t heard of, magic steps that you didn’t realise you had to take or tips that the rest of the internet hasn’t told you. That your parents didn’t already tell you when you were five.
You know this shit already.
But I understand that sometimes it’s how somebody words something that is the turning point for a life. It’s happened to me a few times, where I knew the information but it wasn’t until someone said something about it in a particular way that it became real for me, made it finally actionable.
Let’s get down to it. Here’s how you go about achieving anything you want.
1. Stop thinking, start doing
Chances are, you’ve thought enough about what you want already. Maybe you don’t have the whole thing mapped out, maybe it’s only a vague end point in your mind, perhaps you haven’t gotten strategic about it yet. That’s fine. But I bet you could tell me one thing you could do today that would be a forward step toward that thing.
