How To Crush Your Goals In 2020 With Chris Reynolds | Ep 26

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Everybody makes new year resolutions, but only very few people stick to them. If you’re One of the majority who finds it difficult to follow the goals then this episode is for you.

In this episode, we’re joined by Chris Reynolds. Chris is a high-performance coach, lifestyle entrepreneur & podcaster​. He has ​created business accelerators while interviewing over 400 successful entrepreneurs on The Business Method Podcast including people like Steven Kotler, NYTimes best-selling author, Jim Rogers, former partner of George Sorors, Laird Hamilton,  world’s top big wave surfer, John Lee Dumas, iTunes #1 Business Podcaster, Casey Fenton, founder of CouchSurfing and Ron Lynch, the marketing mind that took GoPro from $600k to $600 million​.

Chris dives deep into how one can set goals and also be accountable for them. Through the course of the episode, he also explains how he sets his goals and action plans. He also goes on to explain how anyone, regardless of where they are in life, can make the coming decade the best one of their lives. 

Towards the end, he gives his insights on how one can achieve location independence and make use of Geo Arbitrage to its full potential.

Listen now to know how to crush your goals and achieve success for 2020

Remotepreneur’s Insights:

• Prioritizing goals is critical.
• Build goals around habits.
• Making goals social, being accountable, getting mentors or coaches and repeating for 21 days can help stick on to the process.
• Remote entrepreneurs should limit the number of business or financial goals to two or three main goals for a year.
• Be grateful and happy about the things that have been achieved and keep reviewing.
• It is 100% possible to build business independence while constantly traveling.
• Podcasting is still new and is a perfect way to expand one’s business.                   

I don’t care if you’re 50 years old 70 years old or 10 years old. Anybody can make things happen no matter where they’re at in life!

Key Podcast Milestones:

[1:52] Why do most people fail to achieve their resolutions and goals

[3:50] How making our goals social can help us achieve them

[7:50] How investing money in results in more effort

[9:20] Chris’ way to organize goals

[12:40] How minimizing the number of goals in each walk of life can be more effective

[15:33] An insight into how Chris plans his week ahead

[26:24] Thoughts on feelings of underperformance even when one is giving their best efforts

[27:24] Gratitude practices

[31:57]How to achieve location independence

 

Top Key Quotes

When we set goals, the idea is to set bigger goals, but fewer goals and make those a priority, and then start the process of making them a habit.

Do whatever your goal is for 21 days. What happens if we do it for 21 days is that it reprograms our brain. So we’re creating new neural pathways in our mind and it makes it easier to go back to that habit.

Put priorities on to the goals that are important and have a lot of emotion behind them.

Podcasting is still new.

Online education, especially in the next 10-15 years, is going to get massive.

It’s just a few things in our lives that we need to survive and to feel good and to be happy. And so the more we feel good, the more that it creates the new…

Some people need to burn the bridge to be location independent and it lights a fire under them and gives them more passion and urgency to build that business while traveling.

A very smart thing to do for a lot of entrepreneurs that do want to be remote is to use the idea of Geo Arbitrage so you can live in one country and can make money with a high currency value and you can have your expenses very low.

 

Links and handles:

The business method Podcast:
Chris’ LinkedIn

 

Connect on Social:

IG: @remotepreneurs

 

Don’t forget to get even more great episodes and resources to help you break out of the Matrix and grow your own remote empire at the Remotepreneurs website.

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