It is not just an inspiring workshop about aiming high.
In the workshop you will:
- Set an impossible goal.
- Build a clear vision of what it feels like to achieve that.
- Then understand who you have got to become, what you have to stop doing and what you must focus on.
- You will come away with some big shifts and clear understanding on how to apply the 80:20 Principle.
Workshop Details
When: Tuesday 7 July 9:00-10:30
Where: Cambridge
Price: £25
Setting an impossible goal is a very powerful process.
An impossible goal is about aiming really high for what you're really capable of.
You should aim so high that it is impossible to achieve if you carry on doing what you are currently doing. This means it forces you to really step up what you do and how you do it.
Most people don’t set goals, but even those who do, do not aim high enough. This is because of a combination of fear of failure and a need to be realistic and rational. But it really holds us back.
Goals are not a real thing
They are a tool of our imagination that allows us to progress and develop. So we must not limit our imagination with fear.
Normal goal setting is realistic, achievable and based on improving or optimising what we are currently doing. So, while it does really help us progress, it does not require us to transform and become the best version of ourselves.
For most people, the habits and systems that have got us to where we are are now holding us back from getting to the next level.
Setting an impossible goal is so powerful because it forces us to rewrite how we do everything.
