Amy Porterfield

Like I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna do it.

You're gonna get nowhere.

And so what I want you to do is say, okay, I'm going to leave this job.

Is it gonna be in three months, six months, nine months or a year?

Anything over a year, you're making excuses.

And when you choose that date, you're writing it down on a Post-it note.

You're putting it on, let's say, a mirror where you get ready every day.

You have to see it every day.

And you ask yourself, what is one thing I must do today to move me closer to that date?

I'm going to give you an example of what that might look like.

So when I was still at Tony Robbins, I put the date on the calendar.

At that point, it was six months away.

When I decided to choose the date, it was six months from that date.

And every day I wanted to do something to move me closer.

So one day there was this woman online that had a business like I wanted.

She had digital courses.

At the time she had a blog, podcasts weren't really even a thing.

She would show up on social media in a really cool way.

I loved her website.

I just loved everything about this woman's business.