motivation

What are your goals?

What are your goals? “Only those who attempt the absurd can achieve the impossible.” – Albert Einstein What are your goals? What fuels you? What lights you up? I wanted to take a moment about goals and setting goals. We all always hear about SMART Goals: S- Specific M – Measurable A – Attainable R – Relevant T – Time Bound But really what does that mean?! To me, your goal should be specific to YOU and what YOU want. No one else. It should be your driving force, what gets you fired up, what pushes you out of bed a 4:30 AM. It’s your purpose. It’s what dictates your actions. Your goals should scare you but not because you are afraid of what others think. But because it is so huge. Don’t sell yourself short because someone else doesn’t believe in you. Believe in yourself. Quit thinking small. If everyone thought small the world and technology wouldn’t have advanced like it has. Don’t be afraid to fail. You can choose to fail forward and learn. You should have a clear picture of your goals and what it looks and feels like to achieve it. It shouldn’t be this fuzzy picture of “I think” this is what I want or “if I am able to”. It should be a strong vision of “I WILL”. Most importantly, you do not need a new year, new month, new week, or new day to set your goals. You can do it NOW! You can start working NOW! When this if figured out, your actions will follow your vision. You will do things with intent and a purpose. More Posts Back To Blog Page

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Competition

Competition I love to compete. A competition with myself. Did I leave it all out there? Did I push beyond my mental and physical limits? You can always do more than you think. To BE better, you have to DO better! What another person can do, you can do. But you must DO THE WORK! Have grit. More Posts Back To Blog Page

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Do you avoid hard things?

Do you avoid hard things? Fun fact – I used to be a hater of the sand. I would purposely avoid it because it was hard and my performance in it lacked. Did that make me better, no. Was I taking the easy way, yes. The easy way leads to mediocrity, not growth. But what happens when you do the hard things? Growth, improvement, self-confidence, and ultimately happiness. The hard things are what you need most to reach the next step. I have my discipline to a point where, I do the hard things, the things I hate. Change your perspective and crave those ass kicker sessions! It’s not about avoiding the struggle but developing the ability to thrive in it. A friend once told me, “if you can go fast and ride well in sand, you can do that anywhere”. My skill set was not sand, I mean I live in the middle of MISSOURI! But I have spent many weekends in the sand box and now I have a strong skill set. What do you struggle with and purposely avoid? Chances are you need to work at it. (ADD PHOTO) Photo Credits: Lemons Photography More Posts Back To Blog Page

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