I like hearing folks talking about their goals, dreams, plans and ambitions. It’s a great way to get someone to light up, to almost literally glow.
But there’s always a question in my mind:
Is this goal their goal?
Because it might not be.
The world teems with people who are working hard towards a dream that isn’t theirs. They sacrifice much to achieve something they don’t even want.
I wonder how many folks with the classically respectable careers only have them because someone told them they should.
Parents, teachers and pop culture can do a lot of harm by telling young people what they want to be.
But in Future Crafting, that’s impossible.
You can’t impose a goal on someone, accidentally or otherwise.
They can’t even lie to themselves about it. They can tell themselves they want to be a doctor or run a marathon all they want. If they do, great – you can help them in ways no one else can.
If not…?
If they only say they want these because they think they should…?
Future Crafting will expose that – and what they truly desire.
Then build a clear, simple (but not easy) and irresistible plan towards that.
And who knows?
Maybe, perhaps there’s a possibility that one of your life’s goals is like this too.
One cool thing about Future Crafting?
You can use it on yourself.
Quickly, easily, anywhere.
But you must learn it first.
Here’s how: