How To Set Your Goals For 2025 (DONâT MAKE THIS MISTAKE)
Thereâs a reason why you keep failing to achieve your New Year's goals, year after year. And itâs because youâve been setting goals WRONG your entire life. You might have heard of the âS.M.A.R.Tâ framework to set goals â yeah, thatâs bullshit. By the end of this post, youâll see why and youâll never make this mistake again. The first thing I need you to realize, and this is going to sound contradictory: DO NOT set a 2025 goal. In theory, new years goals sound amazing. You have 365 days to accomplish whatever you want. So people set goals. â$10k/month by the end of 2025â âLearn a new language by the end of 2025â, etc. The problem with that is theyâve unintentionally set a TIME LIMIT for themselves. So if they donât achieve their goal by the end of those 12 months, they technically failed. Thus, they end up subconsciously viewing themselves as failures. âI wasted a whole fucking year. Whatâs wrong with me? Iâm never going to be successfulâ And really and truly, there are no truths in your reality except for what your subconscious mind accepts as true. So if your subconscious believes you to be a failure, then you shall be. Youâll end up sabotaging your own results without even knowing or trying to. And as a result, you will stay poor until you have a paradigm shift and retrain your subconscious mind for success (which 99% never do, and so they spend years in poverty and lack) But luckily, all of that is completely AVOIDABLE. âAn ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cureâ - Benjamin Franklin So REMOVE the timeframe. I need you to completely remove the idea of â2025 goalsâ and âNew Year's Resolutionsâ - fuck all that. Because people overestimate what they can do in a year and underestimate what they can do in a decade. So instead of creating a â2025 goalâ, create a DECADE long goal. Whoever has the longest time horizon, wins. Every single time. If you think long (10-20 years into the future), you will dominate EVERYONE because youâll naturally make different daily decisions.