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Making your goal bigger than your fear involves shifting your mindset and implementing strategies to overcome the obstacles holding you back. Here are seven ways to achieve this:

Clarify Your Vision

Define your goals clearly and in detail. Understand what you want to achieve and why it is important to you. This clarity can make the goal more tangible and less intimidating.

Take your time with this step. If you don’t know where you are going you won’t know if you are on the right path and you won’t know when you have arrived. We will probably never arrive completely because there will always be more to accomplish. Just make sure you are on the right path!

Break Down the Goal

Segment your goal into smaller, manageable tasks. By breaking it down, you can focus on achieving these smaller milestones, making the overall goal seem less daunting.

I have several milestones, some very small in the beginning to keep me motivated – First sale, first subscriber, first $100, first $100 month, first million, etc.

Visualize Success

Imagine yourself achieving your goal. Visualization can boost your confidence and motivation, making the fear seem less significant compared to the excitement and satisfaction of success.

Seeing is really believing. I have written down my goals and review them everyday. It has really helped to keep me on track.

Build a Support System

Surround yourself with positive, supportive people. Share your goals with friends, family, or mentors who can provide encouragement, advice, and accountability.

This one is very important. Make sure you are surrounding yourself with people who share your goals and not the naysayers. Don’t waste your time trying to convince anyone of your dream. Some will never get it.

Educate Yourself

Increase your knowledge and skills related to your goal. The more you know, the more confident you will feel. Education can reduce uncertainty and fear of the unknown.

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Take Consistent Action

Commit to taking daily or regular steps toward your goal. Consistent action, no matter how small, can build momentum and reduce fear over time.

Ask yourself at the end of the day, what did I do today to move myself closer to my goals?

Embrace Failure as Learning

Reframe failure as a learning opportunity. Understand that setbacks are part of the process. Each failure brings you closer to your goal by teaching you valuable lessons.

I keep this picture because it reminds me of a massive failure I experienced a few years ago. There is no link because that project never went anywhere! But I did learn and this is a constant reminder to never do that again! Do you have an experience like that?

By focusing on these strategies, you can shift your perspective, making your goal more compelling and attainable than your fears.

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Until next time

Matt

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Enjoy your journey & stay curious

May your dreams always be greater than your memories