Making it Inevitable

Frustrated with his fledgling career, actor Jim Carrey wrote a check to himself for $10 million and post-dated it for Thanksgiving Day five years later. He placed the check in his wallet and looked it every day. Four years later, and just three days before his father died, Jim signed a milestone contract for that exact amount.

“By 1980, I will be the best known Oriental movie star in the United States and will have secured $10 million . . .,” wrote Bruce Lee in a letter to himself in 1970. Anyone doubt that he achieved that goal, even before his untimely death?

Ever seen someone rack up success after success? After a while, positive results seem almost predictable.

Are they just lucky? Or could it be something else? Could it be that they’ve learned how to make success inevitable?

By utilizing some specific goal-setting tricks, you can do the same. Join me on Monday for part one of a quick, two-week series on boosting the effectiveness of your plans and dreams.

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