Dr. Jeff Spencer

It's supposed to reveal to us what we don't know that we need to know so that we can get it. It's not a sign that we were behind or it was a bad choice. even though people will oftentimes misinterpret it as that and quit prematurely. It's something that we have to anticipate showing up.

So for example, I would say, okay, everybody, now that we're through the honeymoon phase, I just want to say that the daily grind is now in front of us and just know that there will be difficult moments.

So for example, I would say, okay, everybody, now that we're through the honeymoon phase, I just want to say that the daily grind is now in front of us and just know that there will be difficult moments.

So for example, I would say, okay, everybody, now that we're through the honeymoon phase, I just want to say that the daily grind is now in front of us and just know that there will be difficult moments.

So for example, I would say, okay, everybody, now that we're through the honeymoon phase, I just want to say that the daily grind is now in front of us and just know that there will be difficult moments.

So for example, I would say, okay, everybody, now that we're through the honeymoon phase, I just want to say that the daily grind is now in front of us and just know that there will be difficult moments.

Well, I think, again, if we look at plans of preparation, that's not really reality. What it is, it's our best estimate about what we presume reality to be and what we presume the path to get from where we are to where we want to get to is. It's not reality. Reality is when our plan meets real time And at that point, then we can make the adjustments necessary to carry momentum forward.

that show up, it's supposed to be hard, this is gonna reveal to us what we need to learn, this is our friend, I'm glad it's here, it helps us get prepared in a way that we cannot lose, but let's not misinterpret this as something that we did wrong or incorrectly or we can't do it. You can see how easily people misinterpret situations unless they're informed that this is gonna happen.

that show up, it's supposed to be hard, this is gonna reveal to us what we need to learn, this is our friend, I'm glad it's here, it helps us get prepared in a way that we cannot lose, but let's not misinterpret this as something that we did wrong or incorrectly or we can't do it. You can see how easily people misinterpret situations unless they're informed that this is gonna happen.

that show up, it's supposed to be hard, this is gonna reveal to us what we need to learn, this is our friend, I'm glad it's here, it helps us get prepared in a way that we cannot lose, but let's not misinterpret this as something that we did wrong or incorrectly or we can't do it. You can see how easily people misinterpret situations unless they're informed that this is gonna happen.

that show up, it's supposed to be hard, this is gonna reveal to us what we need to learn, this is our friend, I'm glad it's here, it helps us get prepared in a way that we cannot lose, but let's not misinterpret this as something that we did wrong or incorrectly or we can't do it. You can see how easily people misinterpret situations unless they're informed that this is gonna happen.

that show up, it's supposed to be hard, this is gonna reveal to us what we need to learn, this is our friend, I'm glad it's here, it helps us get prepared in a way that we cannot lose, but let's not misinterpret this as something that we did wrong or incorrectly or we can't do it. You can see how easily people misinterpret situations unless they're informed that this is gonna happen.

So I think we have to be really mindful about that, that plans by their inherent nature are designed to change. And goals that we have are meant to be modified. Mm-hmm. based upon the reality of the opportunities that present themselves in process.

So here's the promise, in the daily grind phase, if you're looking at the right metrics, and you've got the right plan, and you got the metrics to confirm that you're making progress, you're going to get up one day and you're going to get up and believe that you can do it. Like, you know what? I really now believe I can do it. If he can do it, then I can do it. There's no difference.

So here's the promise, in the daily grind phase, if you're looking at the right metrics, and you've got the right plan, and you got the metrics to confirm that you're making progress, you're going to get up one day and you're going to get up and believe that you can do it. Like, you know what? I really now believe I can do it. If he can do it, then I can do it. There's no difference.

So here's the promise, in the daily grind phase, if you're looking at the right metrics, and you've got the right plan, and you got the metrics to confirm that you're making progress, you're going to get up one day and you're going to get up and believe that you can do it. Like, you know what? I really now believe I can do it. If he can do it, then I can do it. There's no difference.

So here's the promise, in the daily grind phase, if you're looking at the right metrics, and you've got the right plan, and you got the metrics to confirm that you're making progress, you're going to get up one day and you're going to get up and believe that you can do it. Like, you know what? I really now believe I can do it. If he can do it, then I can do it. There's no difference.

So here's the promise, in the daily grind phase, if you're looking at the right metrics, and you've got the right plan, and you got the metrics to confirm that you're making progress, you're going to get up one day and you're going to get up and believe that you can do it. Like, you know what? I really now believe I can do it. If he can do it, then I can do it. There's no difference.

But the human mindset that I said, that human way of thinking that doesn't serve us well, it will make us think, well, if you've declared a goal, you have to keep your word by maintaining the original goal as stated, otherwise you're going back on your word. And that's not true at all, never. Because all the greatest goals always happen like by accident,

But then we need to go from believing we can do it to knowing we can do it. It's different. So when I was working with Dave Asprey at Bulletproof, helping him build Bulletproof, I said, look, Dave, we both believe that Bulletproof can be really big. but we need to now know that we can do it. What do we need to do to go from believing to knowing?"