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[Sandeep Moses]

The levels for making money and business profits were very useful for me. I would like to point out that these levels will work only if we are consistent. We can often slide back to level 2 after reaching level 7 or 8. Especially when it comes to business profit, money won't be consistent. There will be days with a huge leap or a huge dip between these levels. Whatever the level, we need to be consistent.

[Boring Pigeon]

This is an incredibly structured and actionable approach to goal setting. Breaking down seemingly insurmountable goals into manageable steps is a brilliant strategy. The level system is a fantastic visual tool for tracking progress and maintaining motivation. Offering free mentorship is an invaluable contribution to the community. I’m excited to see how this approach can empower individuals to achieve their full potential.

[Kim Jieun]

This experience has granted me a fresh perspective, allowing me to approach challenges with greater objectivity. The levels table has been particularly insightful, as it's helped me reevaluate one of my goals and realize it's more attainable than I initially thought. This newfound understanding has been a game-changer, as it's revealed a possibility that hadn't occurred to me before, and I'm finding it incredibly valuable.

[alkmalbagus]

Everyone's journey to their goals is unique, with some needing lots of encouragement and others just a little nudge. Life's unpredictability means anyone can reach their goals at any time, making it fascinating. Thanks for your support, Scott!

[Brandon Gates 7]

This is detailed.
I am also convinced that not easy comes fast. It takes time to build whatever that will endure.
“breaking big seemingly impossible goals into a series of very achievable steps.” This is the key to success.
I perfectly love the table.
Looking forward to the mentorship program.

I believe your submission. great things take time to build. I can attest to this.

[James Pain]

The timetables for achieving specific goals is really beautiful and it shapes the narrative so well. I found what works for me too.

[Divine Stephens]

Achieving one’s goals are not always easy. But instead of losing weight, I intend to add some weight. We all have our different goals.

[Cynthia Pence]

I have been hoping that I will become a best-selling author. But I did not know how I could go about it. I haven't written a book before.

[KRYSTAL Grace 19]

I love how the tables show gradual improvement. People tend to over-exert themselves and end up giving up when there are no sudden and elaborate improvements. The slow and steady win the race, they say!

[Mr Benji]

These are well arranged steps for goals. A person can see where he or she falls into. These tables wil help to set goals and achieve them.

[Christal Merkey]

I have a question. On the income/business profit table, is this considered only for the people who earn an income, or does this include people who receive unearned income, such as disability?

[Brooks Maine]

I’m enrolled in your free mentorship program. I applaud you for giving me such an opportunity. I will make the most of it

[Ike Kass]

This is a very smart approach to figuring out life. It makes the big task seem so small and allows us not feel afraid. I have to thank Scott for his brilliance.