Episode 78: Advanced Goal Strategies for High Achievers

Today on the Seven-Figure Standard podcast, we expand on one of our most popular episodes about goal-setting for world-class performers by diving deeper into advanced goal-setting and achievement strategies. Join us as Arash breaks down the key differences between those who set and achieve their goals and those who fall short. He discusses the concept of multiple priorities and double-binding messages, shares insights on why people lose momentum with their goals, and offers strategies to maintain it. Arash also explains why he's less focused on the idea of manifestation and more committed to the goal achievement process and gives us tips on overcoming overwhelm. Don’t miss this week’s action step and more valuable insights! Thanks for tuning in!

Key Points From This Episode:

• The difference between people who set goals and achieve them and those who fall short.
• Why the hardest part for people is saying yes to lesser goals.
• Don’t let what you did before dictate what you continue doing.
• When “the grind” is bad.
• What Arash means by having multiple priorities and a double-binding message.
• He unpacks the idea “whatever the goal demands.”
• Why people lose momentum with goals and what it takes to keep it.
• The importance of visualization, mental rehearsal, and auto-suggestion of the goal achieved.
• Key things to change within your process.
• What Arash has discovered about the goal achievement process over the last 17 years.
• Why he’s not big on manifestation and more into goal achievement; the difference and why he feels this way.
• How to overcome the overwhelm through the goal achievement process.
• We dive into this week’s action step. 

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

 How to be a World-Class Performer Episode

Double-Binding Messages Episode

Dr. Buckminister Fuller

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