When you start off your next new year, you probably have optimism, determination and motivation.
However, if you put all that energy towards a New Year’s resolution…
You’ll most likely fail.
And no, you are not to blame here. Because the idea of New Year’s resolutions itself is flawed...
Here’s what I mean. Let’s use weight loss as an example...
When someone makes a New Year’s resolution to “lose weight”, here’s how it usually goes:
-\-\ Realize they’ve gained a lot of weight after all the Christmas dinners…
-\-\ Tell themselves “I’m gonna lose some weight!”...
-\-\ Set health goals and get excited…
-\-\ Join a gym and get a gym membership…
-\-\ Go to the gym for two weeks…
-\-\ Buy 1 diet book…
-\-\ Buy 10 diet books, just in case the first one doesn’t work out…
-\-\ See a gym equipment ad and buy it…
-\-\ Never use the gym equipment and let it collect dust…
-\-\ 2019 ends and...
They’re still the same weight.
Why does this happen?
Because New Year’s resolutions doesn’t give you clarity.
It gives you a good idea of where you want to be, but NOT what to do.
So how do we solve this?
Forget New Year’s resolutions.
“Reverse engineer” the result you want instead.
What do I mean by “reverse engineer”? Well, let’s use money as an example since we can easily quantify it.
For you to achieve your yearly financial goal, you need to know your D.I.G.
D.I.G. stands for Daily Income Goal. And here’s how it works:
Let’s say you want to make 10,000 a month.
Now divide that number by 30 days.
10,000 / 30 days = 333.33
Let’s round it up to 350. That’s how much you need each day to get to 10,000/month.
Now, we have clarity.
Because every day you can ask yourself, “What am I doing to move me towards making 350 today?”
And if you hit 350, that means you’ve hit your daily income goal.
If you hit your daily income goal… you’ll hit your weekly income goal.
If you hit your weekly income goal… you’ll hit your monthly income goal.
If you hit your monthly income goal… you’ll hit your yearly income goal.
Each and every day, you’ll know if you’re moving towards the goal or missing the target.
Now, if you want a surefire way to hit your daily income goal consistently…
I believe it is to develop your first High-Income Skill.
A high-income skill is what I used to make my first 10K/month and consistently do it month after month.
The good thing about a high-income skill is that you don’t need special talents, a degree, or study for years to turn it into profits.
The frustrating thing is that there are many different high-income skills you can develop to "reverse engineer" your way to financial success.
That’s why I’ve put a personality quiz together that’ll give you the ONE high income skill you were born to do in 3 minutes.
If you want to know the high income skill you were born to do, put the codeword “quiz” below and I’ll send you the free quiz to you in Messenger.
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I believe in setting a D.I.G.— Daily Income Goal.
Now, a lot of people have income goals.
For instance, they want to make one hundred thousand dollars, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, one million a year or whatever.
What I do is a little different.
I have those yearly, monthly, and weekly goals, but it’s the daily income goal that I focus on.
Let me give you an example:
Let’s say your income goal is 10k a month, which is a good goal for most people.
Now, what most people do is review their income goal at the end of the month, see how close they came to hitting their target, make some adjustments, and then keep going, right?
A better way is to divide your income goal by thirty days.
In this case, your D.I.G. is approximately 334 bucks.
So the first question when you get up in the morning should be, “What am I doing today to make 350 bucks?”
Then ask yourself, out of all of your big to-do lists and all of the corresponding tasks, which task is most likely to help you reach your D.I.G.?
Once you determine this, you will then be focusing only on your daily goal—NOT your monthly income goal.
It’s simple.
If you’re not hitting your D.I.G., then you’re not hitting your weekly income goal.
If you’re not hitting your weekly income
goal, then you’re definitely not hitting your monthly income goal.
Does that make sense?
Don’t wait till the end of the month to find out, “Oops, I’m off track.”
So instead, every day, the daily minimum is your focal point— that’s your priority. Everything else is irrelevant.
So what does this have to do with you as a freelance writer?
I’ve tried many ways of hitting my D.I.G. as a freelance writer when I first started out.
I tried cold calling to get more clients. I worked endless hours. And sacrificed my own peace of mind and sleep.
I was stuck. Hopeless. Lost. And $150K in debt.
At this time, I went to events to try to get clients.
And eventually I sat next to this man named Alan Jacques.
This is the man that mentored me and showed me the best, highest paying writing gigs out there and really set the foundation for success and fulfillment in my life.
After learning from him, I realized that even if I have a ton of clients I would never reach my income goals if I’m still writing low-paying gigs.
Once I started writing the right kind of gigs for clients, that’s when my income increased. And that’s when all the years of hard work paid off.
If you’d like to know the simple, lucrative writing gigs that no one knows about that you can use to have a more lucrative writing career…
I’m sending a brand-new and free training I’ve recently created to freelancers, copywriters, bloggers, and writers who want to know simple, lucrative writing gigs.
Just type the keyword “DIG” below and I’ll send this training to you.
yearly goal 在 Dan Lok Facebook 八卦
When you start off your next new year, you probably have optimism, determination and motivation.
However, if you put all that energy towards a New Year’s resolution…
You’ll most likely fail.
And no, you are not to blame here. Because the idea of New Year’s resolutions itself is flawed...
Here’s what I mean. Let’s use weight loss as an example...
When someone makes a New Year’s resolution to “lose weight”, here’s how it usually goes:
-- Realize they’ve gained a lot of weight after all the Christmas dinners…
-- Tell themselves “I’m gonna lose some weight!”...
-- Set health goals and get excited…
-- Join a gym and get a gym membership…
-- Go to the gym for two weeks…
-- Buy 1 diet book…
-- Buy 10 diet books, just in case the first one doesn’t work out…
-- See a gym equipment ad and buy it…
-- Never use the gym equipment and let it collect dust…
-- 2019 ends and...
They’re still the same weight.
Why does this happen?
Because New Year’s resolutions doesn’t give you clarity.
It gives you a good idea of where you want to be, but NOT what to do.
So how do we solve this?
Forget New Year’s resolutions.
“Reverse engineer” the result you want instead.
What do I mean by “reverse engineer”? Well, let’s use money as an example since we can easily quantify it.
For you to achieve your yearly financial goal, you need to know your D.I.G.
D.I.G. stands for Daily Income Goal. And here’s how it works:
Let’s say you want to make 10,000 a month.
Now divide that number by 30 days.
10,000 / 30 days = 333.33
Let’s round it up to 350. That’s how much you need each day to get to 10,000/month.
Now, we have clarity.
Because every day you can ask yourself, “What am I doing to move me towards making 350 today?”
And if you hit 350, that means you’ve hit your daily income goal.
If you hit your daily income goal… you’ll hit your weekly income goal.
If you hit your weekly income goal… you’ll hit your monthly income goal.
If you hit your monthly income goal… you’ll hit your yearly income goal.
Each and every day, you’ll know if you’re moving towards the goal or missing the target.
Now, if you want a surefire way to hit your daily income goal consistently…
I believe it is to develop your first High-Income Skill.
A high-income skill is what I used to make my first 10K/month and consistently do it month after month.
The good thing about a high-income skill is that you don’t need special talents, a degree, or study for years to turn it into profits.
The frustrating thing is that there are many different high-income skills you can develop to "reverse engineer" your way to financial success.
That’s why I’ve put a personality quiz together that’ll give you the ONE high income skill you were born to do in 3 minutes.
If you want to know the high income skill you were born to do, put the codeword “quiz” below and I’ll send you the free quiz to you in Messenger.
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