60 Seconds To Mastery

Keep it moving in a positive direction. Don't look back and have any regrets on your life.

Take the first step...then keep taking steps.

Things don't get real to your subconscious mind until you write things down.

Having a specific day designated for a specific task is the key to long-term success. Removing yourself from the Dilemma of overwhelmed, is the result of feigning your days.

Don't waste a lot of time setting visions, focus more on short-term goals that you can get immediate feedback from.

This is where you will set your plan for your first 2 Week Sprint. Outcome Goals tell you where you are trying to get. They are an end point and should be something very tangible (ex. a specific revenue number). The Projects and Process/Tasks portion is where you are establishing your strategies/projects which will help you reach that outcome. A good number to shoot for is 3 Projects to reach your outcome goal. The Process Tasks are the Who, What, When & Where = Clarity & Momentum (ex. Each Monday I will sit at my desk and launch a new Facebook ad). Remember, your Outcome Goal should be firm and fixed. Projects and Process/Tasks should have flexibility & adaptability.

Whether it's losing weight doing a daily vlog or podcast it's all about doing the small things on a consistent basis. Set you a short-term goal create a long-term vision and Chip Away on a daily basis reaching Milestones along the way.

You know to really get a clear picture of Alter Egos and how they work, ask yourself who's the alter ego Clark Kent or Superman? The answer is Clark Kent is the alter ego, in his truest form Clark Kent is Superman.

Alter Ego's continued... whether it's a high flying athlete or a prolific billionaire. Chances are they step into a more powerful version of themselves when in the field of play, whether that field of play is an office or athletic venue.

This is a continuation of our how to create an alter ego series. This is a series that helps everyday people create parts of them that are strong. It also helps athletes perform better on the field of play by swquashing their insecurities, and leaving the normal everyday person on the sidelines.