The lesson?

Don’t let life get you down. You can create a better future for yourself as Terry Crews did.

Use these Terry Crews quotes to take action and turn frustration into success.

“You take action based on where you want to be, not based on where you are.” – Terry Crews

Too many people suffer from analysis paralysis. Instead, take action. You’re never going to get it all right the first time.

Whether you’re starting a business, switching careers or trying achieve a new level of fitness. Take action!

Operate how your future self would, not your past.

“I always tell people it’s the wrong approach to feel like we need to go to the gym to get in shape. Rather, we should adopt the attitude because we’re in shape, we must go to the gym.” – Terry Crews

Stay in shape so you don’t have to get in shape. If you don’t maintain your health, what’s the point of working hard to make tons of money? Make going to the gym part of your life.

It’s not “if you will go” but “when you will go.” Put yourself first by making a conscious effort to focus on your health and well being.

Remember, you only get one body your whole life!

“We’ll spend all the time we can find on our careers. But we need to be spending more time studying how to be a great husband, how to be a great father, how to be a great man.” – Terry Crews

Work is a big part of life, no question about it. But don’t forget bigger priorities that are 100X more important than work — relationships with people you love!

“But how many young people believe the limiting things they’re told? That’s why we’ve got to define our circumstances for ourselves. I’m telling you, our sense of ourselves is all we have in this world.” – Terry Crews

Limiting beliefs plague even the most successful people in the world. The next time you find yourself saying “I’m not good enough” or “I’m not smart enough” stop and question yourself.

How long have you been carrying those limiting beliefs around? Don’t’ let your past determine your future. Question everything and remember you are capable of achieving nearly anything.  

“My mantra is: Humble yourself. Discover what your monsters are. Be honest with yourself.” – Terry Crews Quotes

In the spirit of the last quote, discover what is holding you back. Which limiting belief is holding you back from reaching your true potential?

Once you figure that out, you can start making an effort to reshape your attitude. But it all starts with being honest with yourself.

“The comedy of it is that if we hadn’t been starving, I would never have tried acting at all. That’s why I always say our struggle makes us who we are.” – Terry Crews

No one loves the struggle but a difficult situation doesn’t have to be a bad thing. Use anything that comes your way as an opportunity to grow and develop.

Sometimes these struggles were put in front of you to become someone new. And someone better.

Embrace the struggle head-on.

“The best you can do is always good. I realized you don’t have to be perfect, you just have to be faithful in your attempts.” – Terry Crews Quotes

Nobody’s perfect. Why should expect yourself to be?

Use these Terry Crews quotes to believe in yourself and take your life to the next level. Embrace the struggle and you will become more than you ever thought possible.

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Did you know people rarely achieve goals even when these goals are really important to them? 92% of people never achieve their new year resolutions.

What is the secret of 8 percent who actually achieve goals they set?

When we don’t achieve our goals, we may blame ourselves, call ourselves lazy, and trust ourselves a bit less. But the truth is that people are not lazy, they are just going after the wrong goals.

Still not sure how to achieve goals instead of letting them fuel disappointment? Let’s dive right into the process!

Here are five proven ways to actually achieve goals you set.

1. Choose Inspiring Goals

“People aren’t lazy, they simply have impotent goals – that is, goals that do not inspire them.” – Tony Robbins

We often label ourselves as lazy. But when we pass judgment this way, it closes the conversations and invites guilt and blame on ourselves.

The key is to choose goals that actually inspire you. Do you like innovating, bringing new ideas – do you want to innovate on a bigger level, maybe become the CEO of your company and make executive decisions?

Set goals that light a fire in you, make you excited and scared at the same time. That’s the only way you’ll actually achieve goals.

2. Know Your Why

Inspiration is good and will help you find the beauty in your work. But it’s your purpose, your reason for accomplishing the goal, which will actually help you persevere in tough times.

So when you write down your goals – write down why you want to accomplish the goal. If you don’t have a solid reason, chances are, you won’t achieve goals you set.

Review this ‘why’ every morning and it will fuel you with the passion and energy to keep going. Sometimes we are just interested in our goals, not committed to them. Knowing your why will give you clarity on your goals and find the ones you can really commit to.

3. Set Specific and Challenging Goals

Research shows that when goals are specific and challenging, we tend to perform at a higher level.

Here’s a vague goal: I want to work out five times a week.

Make it more specific: In February, I will work out Monday to Friday from 4 pm to 5 pm every week. And to support my commitment, I will go to the gym with Adam, so that I’m always accountable.

If it isn’t challenging, it won’t be interesting. Know why people love to play sports? Because of the challenge. Make your goals challenging enough so that they stretch your comfort zone (and don’t destroy it). This is the secret to actually achieve goals.

4. Use Feedback Cycle

High performance athletes focus on deliberate practice which focuses on feedback for rapid learning of skills. So if you want to attain your goals quicker and remain more committed to them, it’s important to have a feedback cycle.

Feedback is important because you’re a human you will make mistakes and fall back into old patterns. A coach can give you valuable feedback and also hold you accountable to executing your plans. If you can’t afford a coach, monitoring your own progress and giving yourself honest feedback via a journal is also a good option.

5. Break Down Your Goals & Focus on Small Daily Wins

No matter how inspiring our goals can be, they are often intimidating too. Therefore, it’s important to eat the elephant one bite at a time. Break down your big goal into monthly goals.

Then focus on small daily wins. Why? Because research done by Harvard Director of Research, Teresa Amabile, shows that the most powerful motivator in the workplace is small, daily progress. It’s human nature to expand our reach and become more than who we were yesterday.

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