Breaking Down Big Goals into Achievable Steps with Rabbi Shmuel Reichman

Timestamps: 

• 06:05 - Devoted life to ideas and wisdom, blending worlds.
• 07:45 - Mission to synthesize personal development and business.
• 11:33 - Achieving balance across life's dimensions ensures success.
• 15:13 - Discovering and achieving personal and professional potential.
• 17:46 - Developing a vision for self-improvement and success.
• 22:12 - Self-improvement without needing validation from others.
• 24:42 - Discover and express your true self's purpose.
• 30:50 - Breaking down ambitious goals into manageable steps.
• 33:12 - Having an exercise partner is essential accountability.
• 36:03 - Essential hardcore success: identity, belief, mindset, persistence.
• 40:50 - Appreciate timeliness and impact of personal growth.
• 44:51 - Set a six-month deadline to transition careers.
• 46:01 - Embrace, control, and surround yourself for success.
• 49:41 - Spouse commitment surpasses business partnerships and values.
• 52:17 - Diverse coaching program covers therapy, coaching, consulting.
• 56:07 - Recognize and overcome irrational fears for success.

 

Practical Pointers:

1. You often hear people say that we shouldn’t mix family and business. But that’s not necessarily the case. Your spouse is committed to you for the long term, has the same mission and goals as you do, and is 100% trustworthy, supportive, and cheering you on to succeed.
2. Even when you have bite-size goals on the way to the big vision, you still need accountability. That’s why having a partner is essential: a spouse, a coach, or someone else who will make sure that you’re doing what you set out to do. 
3. It’s important to have a big and impressive vision; but you’ll probably get discouraged if the goal appears beyond reach. Instead, divide your time into bite-size goals so that you can reach for the first step before trying to get to the second. 
4. Learn to recognize the difference between rational and irrational fears. Too often, people are afraid of failure even though there’s no reason to believe that failure is likely. 
5. You accomplish this by thinking of a realistic time frame for something very big, then orienting this year towards one step of that goal, and this month towards one step of the yearly goal, and this day towards one step of the monthly goal.

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