Clarifying your WHY by Dish Taylor
Posted on March 7, 2021 by Dish Taylor
Turnkey business plans rarely work because of assumptions made by the creator of the plan. The plan creator may have thousands of business contacts that they can approach and a process for approaching them.
That may not be your situation. Your plan will be based on who you are, what you want to achieve, in what period of time, and WHY you want to achieve it. In your plan you need to have checkpoints to measure how well your plan is performing so you can pivot if you are not getting satisfactory results.
If your why is not something that is extremely important to YOU the likelihood of being successful is low.
The first part of the plan must be your WHY! Are you in this business because of what the income will do for YOU, or are you more interested in how the product will benefit others?
Your WHY should be very meaningful and must be something YOU want. It cannot be something that is imposed on you by outside influences including your upline.
Here are some things to ponder. Take a quiet moment ask yourself if I reach my one year goal or my five year goal what does it look like?- How much income do I have?
- What fun things are part of my life?
- Am I satisfied with my family time?
- How am I taking care of my health?
- How much do I enjoy my relationships with others?
- Am I doing things to grow personally?
- Do I feel like I am making a difference?
- Where am I living and what does my home look like?
- What kind of travel and adventures are expanding my life?
- What kind of investments can I comfortably pursue?
- Am I happy with how my savings accounts have grown?
These are just things to think about. Make up your own questions about what you want YOUR life to be.
Your answers to your questions will clarify your WHY. Take your time working out your WHY. Remember this is what will sustain you through challenging times and keep you motivated to succeed.
Okay you know why and you know when—Next will be HOW
You don’t have to be a fantastic hero to do certain things – to compete. You can be just an ordinary chap, sufficiently motivated to reach challenging goals.
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