Roger Bannister, the first man to run the four-minute mile passed away at age 88.
You probably know the story. What you might not know is that he did it with minimal training while studying to be a doctor. His record lasted for 46 days and then two other athletes beat the record. And the rest is history.
The human psychology behind this is fascinating. Once one man proved it was possible, others believed they could do it too, and did.
Let me ask you:
What is your four-minute mile? What do you believe is impossible for you to accomplish but that you could make a reality if you just went for it?
That’s a difficult question to answer, isn’t it? Because we so firmly hold on to what we believe is true, it is difficult for us to question, and leave open the possibility, that the beliefs that are holding us back are false.
If you would have told me that I could get up in front of just over 100 people and sell $300,000 worth of a product, I’d said you were crazy. And then I did it, and now, I expect to do six-figures when given the opportunity.
If you were to tell me that I could go from doing three shows a month to 25 shows a month in 90-days and then 57 shows in month four, I would have laughed. But then I took massive action and made it happen.
There IS a formula for conjuring up a breakthrough. I’ve used this formula many times in my life, including last year. We had our best year ever even though I was starting from scratch after working for GKIC for over three years.
The big bonus for folks who join my Inner Sanctum VIP membership is the Business Breakthrough Bootcamp. In this video-based online course, I reveal the formula and guide you through implementing it.
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Okay, it’s time for me to go shopping for the big Italian family dinner I’m making today.
Dave “RIP Mr. Bannister” Dee