Imagine yourself living next to the ocean, with palm trees rustling in the salt-tinged breeze, orange flowers in bloom, and strangers sipping on their cocktails in cafes by the beach.
There’s no rush in this place. All decisions are made slowly; simple work contracts take months or even years to sign. Everyone works at their own pace; no one has to hurry.
No one but you.
There is drive inside you, a great urge to grow faster.
Not because this contract will keep you afloat, but because growth is part of you.
It's hard to believe that you can speed up your growth when everything around you is in slumber, isn't it?
Are you pissed by all these people who don't want anything and aren't trying to speed up their upward movement?
How can you start moving forward quickly if nothing around you seems to move anywhere?
But you aren't the only person with such a desire. It might not look like that, but right around you, there are people who feel exactly like you.
Among them, there will be the ones who will take the first step and get to their goals much faster than you. Motivating, isn’t it?
And to the question, "How do I get started?", the answer is extremely simple and brilliant: focus on what's important.
Stop adapting to the lifestyle around you and other people; you have a goal, which means you have to act.
Test hypotheses. Start with at least 3 that will help you jump over the first hurdle on your path.
Waiting for ages for your partner to sign a contract? Get to their office and talk to the biggest boss. Or figure out how to start without this contract. Or think up something else.
Look for hacks, try to overcome the obstacle, or work your way around it.
I created the Growth Tracking methodology for people just like you.
And I'm sharing these tools every day.
As for today, just try to make the move.
If you don’t take that step, thinking that it’s impossible, someone else will.