SUCCESS: 9 Steps to Elite Performance

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Learn how the I don't strategy overcomes temptations and boosts self-regulatory success, with 80 versus 10 success for I can't, by empowering personal will and identity for healthier choices.

Write down your goals and plans to solidify your commitment, set concrete plans, and replace I can't with I don't to change your habits and boost success.

Willpower is exhaustible; conserve it by selecting one major goal. Replace cravings with healthy substitutes and apply habit reversal to stop negative habits.

Learn actionable knowledge to replace negative habits with competing habits today. The approach avoids suppression and uses replacement habits, such as choosing an apple over sweets when urges arise.

Set specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound goals, then publicly commit and track progress to boost motivation and success, as illustrated by Jim Carrey’s $10 million by 1995 example.

Learn to turn actionable knowledge into goal setting by writing specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound goals. Keep them realistic to you and time-bound.

Learn how if-then planning boosts success by precommitting actions for future scenarios, turning goals into immediate cues and using positive instead of negative goals to triple results.

Apply actionable knowledge by creating if-then plans. Write down an if-then plan to meet your goals, for example, if it's 7 pm, work on your novel.

Learn to make daily progress toward your goals by writing at least one page a day, using the five minute technique to overcome procrastination and form a lasting habit.

Apply actionable knowledge by committing to daily action: write down one small, achievable step each day to move toward your goal, using the five minutes per day technique.

Track your progress with accountability, celebrate milestones, and use to go thinking to focus on the end goal for stronger motivation.

Leverage an accountability partner and use to go thinking to monitor progress daily, weekly, or monthly with a calendar or journal, staying motivated toward your goal.

Embrace realistic optimism to boost success by visualizing goals while preparing for obstacles and persisting through challenges. Recognize that success won't be easy.

Set a challenging yet achievable goal, build confidence to pursue it, identify obstacles, plan how to handle them, and visualize persistence through to success.

Give yourself permission to fail and embrace realistic optimism as you pursue your dreams. Recognize that failure and rejection fuel perseverance, learning, and eventual success.

Write yourself a letter granting permission to fail and commit to getting back up and trying again.

Contrasts fixed and growth mindsets, explains that abilities can be developed through effort, and treats challenges as opportunities to improve, while reframing failure and feedback as learning opportunities.

Embrace a growth mindset by viewing challenges, negative feedback, and failure as learning opportunities, and make a conscious decision to shift from fixed to growth mindset.

Successful people think about what they want, replace negative habits, write smart goals, and use if-then planning with daily action to beat procrastination.

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