S1: Welcome back to Building Billions. It's been a minute since
S1: I've recorded a podcast because I went on a two
S1: week vacation and I vacated on vacation. Weird, I guess
S1: you're supposed to do that. It was awesome. It was wonderful.
S1: We were with our business partners, Grant in Atlanta down,
S1: and I have a lot of things that I'm going
S1: to share over the next little while about some opportunities,
S1: some realignment and assessing that we did on this trip.
S1: I know that I'm going to look back on this
S1: trip in ten years from now and remember how much
S1: of a catalyst it was in getting focused and going
S1: to this next level. So I will be talking about
S1: a whole bunch of things in upcoming episodes. You're not
S1: going to want to miss those. Don't forget to subscribe
S1: because you're going to want to know that those things
S1: are instantly downloaded. But the one thing I want to
S1: connect on today, because it is Thursday, July 6th at
S1: 337 in the middle of the workday, and I have
S1: some things I need to do, but I wanted to
S1: share with you something that I've implemented immediately after this
S1: trip that I can already tell is beneficial to me,
S1: and it's a discipline that I used to be in
S1: and that I had significant amount of gains from when
S1: I first started implementing it. But, you know, some habits
S1: just they start and then you start doing new things
S1: and you might discard something that really worked. So drum roll,
S1: ladies and gentlemen. Are you writing down your goals morning
S1: and night? Now, this does not have to be some
S1: like 30 minute goal session. It does not have to
S1: be this big, long process for you to just like
S1: him and haul and manifest and really get yourself into
S1: some spiritual zone. I'm not talking about that. When I
S1: talk about write down your goals, I'm talking about pulling
S1: out a piece of paper. It can be a scratch
S1: piece of paper. It doesn't have to be some perfect
S1: gold notebook and perfectly organized and you don't have to
S1: beat yourself up that you didn't write down your goals
S1: yesterday or you forgot about it the day before does
S1: not matter. Just getting in the habit for 90s of
S1: writing down the goals that are most important to you,
S1: for your financial targets, for your professional targets, for your
S1: relationship targets, your health targets. The impact that you want
S1: to make, your charitable targets, anything that you can conceive
S1: of or that you can think of that you want
S1: to create in this lifetime, Spend the 90s two times
S1: a day and write those things down as quickly as possible.
S1: I have done this because of the influence of Grant
S1: Cardone and I watched him do this while we were
S1: on the yacht. As soon as we had what was
S1: called a postulate meeting, and I'll get into that in
S1: another episode. But we had this postulate meeting on the
S1: boat and then the next day I saw his legal
S1: pad with his goals and the goals that we had
S1: talked about and postulates was like, Oh, I have to
S1: get back to this. And he said, Natalie, this has
S1: been a successful action for me for decades. Do not
S1: violate what works. And what works is writing them down
S1: nine seconds, not in perfect handwriting, not with perfect doodles.
S1: I don't know about you, but I used to just
S1: really stop myself from moving forward with the writing down
S1: of my goals process, because I always imagined it being
S1: this like, perfect aesthetic thing where you just have this
S1: space and this time and the best journal and you're
S1: really consistent. And I wasn't able to keep up this habit.
S1: And so I would just stop doing it altogether. And
S1: because I had let myself down the days or the
S1: weeks or the months or the years before, I didn't
S1: want to pick it up in kind of a messy way.
S1: And I'm here to tell you the messier, the better
S1: as long as you get it in. It could be
S1: on literally a sticky note. It does not have to
S1: be some perfect thing, but you just reminding yourself what
S1: you're going after, what you believe your potential is, what
S1: you really want. It changes where you spend your time.
S1: It changes and refocuses you. On what needs to happen
S1: today in order to get closer. So speaking of my goals,
S1: I have an appointment that I have to get to
S1: like right now in order to move and make progress
S1: on something that's very important to me, that's in alignment
S1: with what I'm talking about right now. It's in alignment
S1: with my goals if I have to go do it,
S1: which means I got to go. But if you listen
S1: to this and it's middle of the afternoon, you're like, Oh,
S1: I'm not there at my goals down until the evening
S1: because Dallas said, And do it for bed. Just write
S1: it down right now. Get in the habit. Second thing
S1: on this, that's real fast because as I said, I
S1: gots to go one day. Like Grant said, that really
S1: was impactful to me is whenever he has had a disappointment,
S1: a letdown. Somebody quit, lost a deal. There was. A problem.
S1: Instead of feeling rejected, instead of sitting in it and
S1: wallowing in it, his first response is to write down
S1: his holes and to put into perspective that it doesn't
S1: matter that you're experiencing the rejection right now. It doesn't
S1: matter that you got the no, it doesn't matter that
S1: this opportunity wasn't the opportunity that you thought it was
S1: going to be. You just have to stay focused on
S1: where you are going and who you are becoming. And
S1: that in and of itself gets you out of the
S1: slump faster so that you can brush yourself off, off,
S1: pick yourself up and go on to the next thing.
S1: So I love that. I don't know if you're experiencing
S1: a loss today. I don't know if you thought that
S1: there was some great deal that was going to happen,
S1: a new relationship, a new partnership, and it fell through.
S1: That's okay because in the scheme of achieving your big goals,
S1: your ten X goal, lots of that's going to happen.
S1: You just have to stay focused on the target. So
S1: I'm rooting for you. I'm pushing for you. We are
S1: here to help you, to support you in achieving these
S1: ten targets that you have and be a source of inspiration,
S1: but also a source accountability. So right now, your accountability coach,
S1: aka yours truly, is telling you to put down your
S1: damn phone and to write your goals down. Give yourself
S1: 90s Do it now and watch how your life transforms.