How to create a resilient plan for your goals (Simple goals system)

This is a clip from a module of my course on building reliable systems to taking action on your big life goals.
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The module addresses the common traps:
- Why you can't help making high expectations
- Why you always break your own plan
- How to build the plan right so you'll hit your goals
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[@chrisjudge705]

Love your visual teaching, THIS is exact what my style of brain need to “breath in” your “stuff”, clear, concise and hyper important. Thanks from Berlin

[@James_Lim]

Thank you! This means a lot, I'm glad my style works for you. I questioned how effective it would be as it's pretty different from other content out there. It makes me even more motivated to make more like this. Much appreciated! 😊

[@StoneWaterGlass]

Thanx, for me the lower limit is Get Started! Start the software you need for the project! Then, if I just do a little work that day, AT LEAST I STARTED!

[@BrendaGarcia-ty2ml]

Your videos are so helpful! I have OCD and black and white thinking plays into this too!

[@naranyala_dev]

love the visualization, make things more clear and understandable

[@James_Lim]

Thank you! I'm glad you like it, I spend a lot of time thinking about how to visualise things to make it easy to understand so this means a lot!😊

[@SpaceMod2]

Fantastic video. Really helpful advice to make distinctions between upper limit and lower limit tasks.

[@James_Lim]

Thank you that means a lot! I'm glad the concept has helped!

[@jamesstramer5186]

Great video with a lot of helpful concepts. Keep making similar videos.

[@James_Lim]

Thank you! I'm glad it's helpful and will continue to make more!

[@Pedritox0953]

Great video!

[@James_Lim]

Thank you for your support! 🙏

[@LziKate]

Thank you for sharing

[@James_Lim]

Thank you for your support!😊

[@L.I.T.H.I.U.M]

I wonder if setting your lower limit gives you an excuse to be less productive. How would I keep myself trying to hit the upper limit a reasonable amount of time when I know the lower limit is OK. IK the problem is that people work in a few ambitious sessions rather than many less-ambitious sessions, which isn't effective, but how would one keep themselves ambitious if the standards are lowered?

[@James_Lim]

Good question! My take is to adjust your lower limit (upward) to the point where you feel satisfied that this is a true minimum standard for your progression. Only you know this; if you don't feel it is adequate and keep leaning on it, try raising it. When I'm working with people live, we are constantly adjusting this, using real-time feedback to determine the most appropriate limits to get the most out of them. This is quite a difficult process due to the reason you mentioned vs the potential for being overwhelmed by only having an upper-limit goal. My observation is that over time, people tend to become much more aware of their true limits, and the operation window narrows (the lower limit increases at a slightly faster rate than the upper limit.)

[@L.I.T.H.I.U.M]

@@James_Lim Nice. That's good to hear. Will definitely try this.

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