Every little action you take toward your Future Self enhances your level of commitment and knowing.

human beings are driven by their views of their own future.

Zig Ziglar stated, “You have to be before you can do, and do before you can have.” This is the reverse of how most people approach their desires, and why few people live the life they want. The common approach is to believe you must have something first, which will enable you to do and ultimately be what you want.

Pablo Picasso said, “Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.”

Truth #4 is that the detail and vividness of your Future Self determines your ability to achieve it. The more detailed your Future Self, the better. The more measurable and specific your goals and milestones, the more effective will be your process and progress.

Criticism comes to those who stand out.

Once you’ve clarified a specific goal, you have to ask yourself: Am I committed enough to uncommit to what I currently have? If you truly are committed to something new and better, you’ll stop much of what you’re currently doing. Step #2 of being your Future Self is simplifying your life by removing lesser goals. In every moment, you’re faced with

Getting your schedule to reflect your Future Self is a major and important step that very few people fully embrace. It will never be convenient to stop the firehose of lesser goals. They will never stop coming. Most externally successful people still fall into the trap of being managed by time, rather than owning and creating their experience of ti

The reason Graham’s channel is successful is largely because he asks his audience to help.