MOMENTUM - How To Get Momentum and Keep It (In Sales, Business & Life)

Today you’re going to see how to get momentum and keep it.

First…

I have fours things to share with you when it comes to creating momentum.

Next…

A video where I go a bit deeper into the idea of getting Momentum.

Why Do You Need Momentum?

Maybe you feel stuck or in a rut…

Maybe you feel like you’re always moving up hill…

Or that things just feel harder than it should.

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Momentum Is The Key

Momentum Is The Key To Achieving Better Results, Faster Results and Making Things Feel Easier.

Here’s to get Momentum… and keep momentum in

  • Sales

  • Business

  • Life

  • Anything

How To Get Momentum and Keep It

Most people spend it all on the start.

It being their resources (time, energy, money).

People work so hard to get it going, but quickly give up when it comes time to keep it going.

Can you think of anyone you know that bounces around from idea to idea, project to project, or industry to industry?

The start isn’t enough.

The initial push isn’t enough.

Momentum is created by doing the right things, not by doing more things.

And momentum is the key to success. And making success look easy and feel easy.

How To Create Momentum

  1. Take Steps in Sequence - For most things, the order in which you take the steps is even more important than the steps you take.

    1. Example 1: You go for a hike in the woods. Now you realize it would be nice to have a map.

    2. Example 2. Try to do a complex math problem without the correct sequence. No way you come up with the right answer.

  2. Start smaller  - Discover what works, what is wanted, before you spend your resources (time, energy, money) building something out, committed to a path or investment.

  3. Double down - Once you know what works, stay there. Triple Down. Quadruple Down. Play with house money. A bunch of other metaphors, (or is it an idiom?) Don’t give up on what works to start chasing something else you don’t if it will. If you have a orange and you squeeze it, and juice comes out. Keep squeezing. Don’t go find another orange.

  4. Create Quick & Early Wins - Victories inspire. Allow yourself to have them by setting goals you can achieve and achieve quickly. Don’t get stuck here though. It’s not fun to play the first level of Super Mario over and over again. Also, creating a game you can’t win is just weird and cruel. Especially since it’s your game and you are the only one playing it. Celebrate your victories and enjoy the wins.

Momentum Video Transcript
Can you think of anyone that bounces around from idea to idea project to project or even industry to industry? It's like being self regulated Sisyphus. You're just pushing, pushing, pushing, and pushing, bouncing from one thing to the next momentum.

Momentum is the key, but most people spend it all on the start or constantly restarting it. Being time, money, energy, resources. People work so hard to get something going but quickly give up when it's time to keep it going. The start isn't enough. That initial push isn't enough.

Jocko Willink

”Do I ever feel like sisyphus been waiting for people to start saying like, oh, you put another picture of the sweat and have a squat rack? Really, I've been getting on that squat rack and grinding it out for 25 years and I'm not bored with it yet. Getting that rock to the top of the mountain, that's not what my goal is. My goal actually is pushing the rock.”

Momentum is created by doing the right things, not by doing more things, and momentum is the key to success and making that success look easy and feel easy, so whether it's about getting out of debt, becoming healthier, becoming more fit, succeeding in our real estate business or being real estate investors, we've just come to realize how important, how significant momentum truly is.

Here's what you can do to create and sustain momentum.

Number one, take steps in sequence. For most things, the order in which you take the steps is even more important than the steps you take. Example, you go for a hike in the woods. Now you realize, hey, it might be nice to have a map out here. Another example, you're trying to do a complex math problem without the correct sequence. There is no way. There's no way you're coming up with the right answer. Number two, start smaller.

First, discover what works, what's really wanted before you actually spend your resources. You know that time, energy, and money stuff before you're fully committed to building out something or to a specific path or investment. We also call this start where you can start or being agile. Test your idea, test your project, test your premise number three, double down. Once you know what works, stayed there, triple down, quadruple down. You're playing with house money now and a bunch of other metaphors for maybe that's an idiom.

Don't give up on what works to start chasing something else. If you have an orange and you squeeze it in, juices coming out, keep squeezing. Don't go find another orange, at least not yet.

Number four, create quick and early wins. Victories, inspire. Allow yourself to have them by setting goals that you can achieve and achieve quickly. Don't get stuck here though. It's not fun to play the first level of Super Mario over and over again. Even if you do master that level, you're not actually progressing. Also creating a game that you can't win. It's just, it's just weird and cruel, especially since it's your game and you're really the only one plane. And finally, number five, celebrate your victories and enjoy your wins.

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