If you’re heavy into self development and you’ve set goals before then you might’ve heard of S.M.A.R.T Goals.

It’s an acronym giving a goal setter a framework on how to set goals the right way (or apparently)

I won’t go through what each letter means, you can Google that if you’re interested but the R in S.M.A.R.T stands for Realistic.

Basically meaning that when you set a goal, it should always be realistic.

But here’s the HUGE problem about setting realistic goals…

Setting realistic goals means that you are creating the goal from the view point of who you are now in this moment and not of the person you can become.

And the same thoughts create the same results so if we create a goal thinking the same way we always have then we will just continue to repeat the same results we’ve always got (or lack there of)

In today’s episode, serial entrepreneur Jess Williamson talks about what she calls “Fantasyland thinking” and how being delusional about your future and goals is a way to bypass your fears and limiting beliefs that keep you playing small.

You can find more about Jess at: Buy Jess’s Book “Unstoppable Success” on Amazon Instagram @jess.williamson8 Podcast Jess Williamson Podcast

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