Think in 10 year increments
I want to talk about thinking in 10 year increments. What does it mean
thinking in 10 year increments?
Well, the idea is to help you to stop beating
yourself up because a lot of people are upset about the lack of progress
because they're comparing themselves with the yesterday's version of
themselves, or the last week's version of themselves. And if you take your life
and you check, compare yourself today with last week, most likely you’ll be
disappointed, because there hasn't been that much progress in your life since
last week, since yesterday. You haven't changed that much in personality, you
haven't made that much more money, you haven't built that much more business,
because it hasn't changed that much.
That's
why a lot of people get discouraged so quickly, because they're checking very
short distance of time, and they compare this, “Oh, I've been at this for two
weeks, I've been at this for two months and my life hasn't changed.” And, and
they quit. A lot of people, they quit and stop doing something because they
don't see the progress. But the problem is because they're comparing themselves
to a very short time distance. Instead, what I would like to advise you is
think in 10 year increments.
If you compare yourself today, with yourself 10
years ago, how huge a leap have you made over the last 10 years? Most likely,
massive, right? In the last 10 years, your life probably has changed incredibly,
your income probably has gone up, your relationships might have changed, your
health might have changed, your physical shape might have changed. Like you
probably have made a huge change within the last 10 years. And that is a great
comparison because now you say, “Oh my gosh, yeah, my income has improved. 10
years ago, I don't know, I was making a lot less money that I'm making right
now. And I was doing a lot harder jobs than I do right now.”
So
when you compare yourself to last week, it looks like, “Oh, I'm not making any
progress. Oh, it's so discouraging. It's so boring.” But if you compare
yourself to 10 years ago, you go, “Oh, my God, I made a huge progress.” And
exactly the same way when you're planning your goals, you should again think in
the next 10 year increments. Where would you like to be in 10 years? Because
then again, it should be a matter leap from now and then.
Because again,
sometimes when people are setting goals for next week, or next month, it's
great, but it's such a short period of time. So they don't believe that they
can change very much in that short period of time. But if you set 10 year goal
goals, now, it's a big enough period of time for you to believe that, yeah, I
could do that. I could 10X my business, I could increase my income, I could do
this, that and the other because it's a lot of time. So you can have a much
bigger vision and much bigger goals in order to set for the future. And most
likely, you will hit them if you follow through.
So
it's a simple idea of thinking in these 10 year increments, but I thought it's
quite genius in reducing the anxiety, in reducing the disappointment, in
reducing this anxiousness that, “Oh, my life is not moving ahead. I'm not
progressing.
That’s my
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Gediminas.
In : Personal Development
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