Q: Matt,
Is there such a thing as a “perfect goal?”
A: Indeed there is. A perfect goal has perfect pitch. It gets you going and it keeps you in a state of flow.
You have no difficulty taking action because there’s no resistance to moving forward.
A perfect goal isn’t necessarily big or small – but it is one that is perfectly tailored for you.
The goal moves you – you don’t move it.
And much of the time, as you work toward this goal, you don’t feel that you’re working. There’s a sense of effortless effort and fun. Your mind and body are in sync – speaking the language of Naturalese.
This idea is too much for some people – especially those who have a bias toward making things harder than they need to be. Yet, all the great masters are those who make what they are doing look easy and effortless. They have no resistance to moving forward.
A goal that is imperfect causes resistance, avoidance, anxiety, frustration, feelings of failure, and overwhelm.
There’s a whilrd of difference between a perfect and an imperfect goal.
Matt Furey
Note: To get the insider secrets behind today’s message, don’t resist taking a gander at my newest book, Enter the Zen Zone.
