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10-Year Plan For A Remarkable Life

GritGrow uses Dr. Angela Duckworth’s definition of grit: “Passion and perseverance for long-term goals”.

Notice that vision is fundamental to drive. What are your long-term goals and are they worth your precious passion and perseverance?

To answer this vitally important question, imagine that today is actually ten years from this very day…

What does your life look like? What are you doing? Where are you living? Who are you living with? Do you have pets? What kind of house are you in? is it an apartment? Are you in the city? Are you in the country? What does your furniture look like? What is your bed like? What are your sheets like? What kind of clothes do you wear? What kind of hair do you have? Tell me about your pets. Tell me about your significant other.

Do you have children? Do you have a car? Do you have a boat? Talk about your career. What do you want? What are you reading? What are you making? What excites you? What is your health like?

And write this day, this one day ten years from now. So, one day in the winter of 2027; what does your whole day look like? Start from the minute you wake up, brush your teeth, have your coffee or tea, all the way through until when you tuck yourself in at night. What is that day like for you? Dream big. Dream without any fear. Write it all down. You don’t have to share it with anyone other than yourself. Put your whole heart into it and write like there’s no tomorrow. Write like your life depends on it because it does. And then, read it once a year and see what happens. It’s magic.

That excerpt is from an interview on The Tim Ferriss Show with Debbie Millman. You can find the entire conversation at: Tim.Blog

I implore you to try this powerful exercise. Peer into your future and plant the seeds of what you can create.

Then sprout your plan and grow your grit. Join the GritGrow community today!

—gritgrow

Aug 8, 2022


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