Why your goals keep failing, and the simple change that fixes it

If you've set goals before and watched them fade by February, it's probably not your willpower.

It's how the goal was set.

Most goal-setting advice tells you to aim for a result.

Lose 20 kilos. Earn $10k a month. Get fit.

Those are outcomes.

You don't control outcomes.

You control what you do.

This lesson shows you how to turn the result you want into one action you can take every day, and how to keep taking it.

What You Get.

One short lesson that covers:

The difference between an outcome and a goal, and why mixing them up is where most goals die.
How to pick the one "big domino" outcome in each part of your life.
How to word it so you're saying what you want, not what you don't want.
How to find the one action that matters most and put it on your calendar.
The simple tracking rule that keeps you going when the motivation wears off.
How to break a big goal, like a business or a book, into one-hour days.

It works for any goal. Weight, money, fitness, family.

I learned this the hard way

I tried to lose weight for years and kept failing.

When I finally set it up this way, my first action was a 4:30 am walk every morning.

I hated it, and I found every excuse not to go.

So I changed the action, not the goal.

I switched to riding my bike.

I reached my ideal weight and I've stayed there.

Now I even ride in the rain.

What you don't need

Nothing more to buy.

No pictures stuck all over the house.

No need to tell anybody what you're doing.

About the author

I'm Brent,

I wrote this lesson.

It's not white label or PLR. It's how I finally reached goals I'd been failing at for years, including losing weight. My first try was a 4:30 am walk every morning. I hated it and found every excuse not to go. So I changed the action, kept the goal, and now I ride my bike, 2-3 times a week. Just not at 4:30 am.

Refund policy

If the lesson doesn't help, email me within 30 days and I'll refund you.

No questions, no hoops.

Questions?

Email me at brentm(at)fastmail.com and you'll get a reply from me, not a help desk.