Brad Sugars

And that's where your goals, the reason you set a goal is to define who you need to become.

The reason you set a goal is to define what learning you need to do.

The formula for success is dream, goal, learn, plan, act.

You've got to build a big dream.

And if you're scared to dream, then get out of that.

If you don't know what your dreams are, write down what you most don't want and then write the opposite.

That's your dream type thing.

Smart.

Goals have got to happen, anything inside five years.

And again, dreams, by definition, you don't know how they're going to happen, if they're going to happen, whether they can happen or not.

It's a dream.

Goals, if you know how they're going to happen or you can do it right now, it's not a goal.

If you knew how to do it, you would have already done it.

So once you set a goal, the formula says you've got to do the learning.

So the moment I write a goal, I go, okay, what books do I need to read?

What podcast should I be listening to?

Where do I need to study?

Who are the mentors I need to get?

What mastermind group should I be joining type thing?

You know, if you set a goal of running a marathon, people would go, oh, I know I need to train.