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[VIDEO] Duncan Nugget® #149: The Aspects Of What You Expect To Accomplish


Dec


Recently, a friend of mine gave up on his business.

“Al, I wasn’t prepared for the financial aspect of running a business.”

He’s not alone. Many people fail to reach their goals because they lack understanding about aspects of what they are trying to accomplish.

Plenty of great musicians have been taken advantage of because they didn’t understand the business aspect of the industry. There are leaders who expect to be successful, but become demotivated because they weren’t prepared for challenging aspects of leadership.

Regardless of what you expect, ask yourself questions like: What do I have to sacrifice? Time? Money? What problems could arise? What additional knowledge and resources do I need?

Answers to those types of questions will help you to master the aspects of what you expect to accomplish.

Million-Dollar Question:
How well are you prepared for the various aspects of what you expect to accomplish?

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ACTION STEPS AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

1. Write down one of your main goals and answer the following questions about your goal.

2. How much time, on daily basis, will be required for your to accomplish your goal? If you don’t know, do some research (search the internet, ask someone successful, etc.) How do you feel about the amount of time required to work on your goal? Why do you feel that way? How will you stay committed to making time for your goal?

3. How much money will it cost to accomplish your goal? What type of financial resources will you need? If you don’t know, do some research (search the internet, ask someone successful, etc.) How do you feel about the amount of money you’ll need? Why do you feel that way? How will you find the resources to accomplish your goal?

4. Think about your goal. What are the most challenging aspects of what you expect to accomplish? What will you do to get better at dealing with those aspects?

5. Think about your goal. What aspects do you need to learn more about? How will you get the knowledge you need? How will you use what you learn?

 


 


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