What's stopping you from getting breakthrough results?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  I generally believe my past performance is a good measure of my future potential.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 2.
  I prefer very small, incremental improvements, anything else is just too risky.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 3.
  If everyone else thinks something to be true, it's oftentimes just easier go along with it.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 4.
  I find myself using noncommittal language (I want, wish, hope, could, try, might) more often that committed language (I will, promise).

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 5.
  I hate making plans in advance.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 6.
  I believe commitment is a loss of my personal freedom.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 7.
  I enjoy new activities, even if I'm not very good at them at first.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 8.
  I prefer to only hold myself personally accountable, I don't need others.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 9.
  I play the cynic in many of my relationships. 

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 10.
  I really dislike when things don't go as planned.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 11.
  Sometimes when you pretend a challenge isn't there, it goes away by itself.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 12.
  Whenever I don't meet a goal, there are always good reasons for it.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 13.
  I know I need to change, I just don't like doing it.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 14.
  If I'm in control of the situation, things always end up better.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 15.
  I'm uncomfortable with anything that's uncertain.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Seeing Reality Clearly

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  The discomfort you need to hunt to create breakthrough results:Seeing Reality ClearlyIt's easy to fall into thinking that our view of something is the only view of something (just look at politics these days). But the reality is that you and the world are far more complex and full of potential than any of us can regularly see. Practice hunting this discomfort by... Imagining other ways you could view situations, new perspectives that you could adopt, and how others might be right (not even that you're wrong).
• 2.
  Self-doubt

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  The discomfort you need to hunt to create breakthrough results: Self-doubtYour brain is tuned to pick out patterns of failure and reinforce them if you let it. Some self-doubt it healthy, but too much of it can be stifling to you and your results.Practice hunting this discomfort by...Committing to (and actually doing) at least one thing every single day. This will build your self-confidence over time and leave unproductive self-doubt in the past.
• 3.
  Exposure

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  The discomfort you need to hunt to create breakthrough results: ExposureBuilding walls between us and other people will keep us safe from discomfort, but unchecked they can become a prison that locks us away from the support to develop, the feedback to improve and the ability to grow. Practice hunting this discomfort by...Finding someone to hold you consistently accountable to what you say you want to achieve. According to research, this accountability partner (part of what we call your Street Gang) will lead to a 95% increase in likelihood that you'll achieve your goal. (And no, personal accountability isn't enough...)
• 4.
  Challenges

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  The discomfort you need to hunt to create breakthrough results: ChallengesThey may be inevitable, but if you let too many of them stop you, you're forgoing on a kind of portal out of your existing conditions and into breakthrough results. Consider this your invitation to think differently (thank you Steve Jobs) and view challenges not as a place to stop, but a place to grow from. Practice hunting this discomfort by... Keeping your goal in mind but letting go of the pathway to get there. Create some space to arrive at what you want to achieve in a way that might be entirely different from how you originally thought.
• 5.
  Uncertainty

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  The discomfort you need to hunt to create breakthrough results: UncertaintyYou're bumping up against the discomfort that rules them all. Even if you're doing everything "right" - you're never guaranteed anything will work out. Your resistance to the unknown, as Dr. Carl Jung would suggest, doesn't liberate you, it oppresses you and your results. After all, it's in the unknown that all the breakthroughs you're looking for live. Practice hunting this discomfort by... Writing down a few things you're grateful for. When you're grateful for what you already have it grounds you in the present, connects you to what is and (over time) starts to free you from worry about the unknown.