It's a bit different with adults. Most of us are scared of failure. "What will THEY think of me, if I FAIL?" is a mantra that accompanies us day in day out. And even if nobody is there to witness our failure, it still hurts. Because, we've been trained that failure is bad. That's why we tend to set goals where they are already met. We try tp eliminate the chance of failure by any means and therefore cripple our vision. And there was a time where this idea made sense. In the olden industrial days failing at your job in the assembly line of a factory might have caused the whole production to stop and cost the owner a lot of money.

Fortunately, these times are over. The mantra that I regularly tell myself is "If you didn't fail, it's because you didn't challenge yourself enough!" Not failing equals being stuck. 

And to get unstuck it helps to think like a child. Setting outrageously unrealistic goals. Goals that (and here we just sprinkle a couple of grains of adult thinking in the recipe) serve a higher purpose. If you think of the biggest artists in history, they all had a higher purpose. That's where they got their drive from. That's why the Beatles didn't give up after being rejected by numerous labels. Artists like that don't wonder what to do next, because they are doing everything they do with purpose. Serving their vision goal.

Once you have that VISION GOAL, setting realistic goals to move towards the higher goal becomes an easy task.

So do yourself a favour and allow yourself to dream big!

In this video you'll learn:

- How to think like a child to learn like a child (incredibly fast)
- How to find the one thing you should focus on today (eliminated shiny object syndrome)
- A new perspective on not reaching your goals

Find the music from this video on Spotify:

Reborn Again
Open Path
In Memory Of
Sweet Home

Watch more related videos:

- Why You Don’t Follow Through
- The Infinite Inspiration Hack
- The Flow Hacking Series

See you in the next video!

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Love & Bass

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