That’s right.
Get that Big Hairy Audacious Goal set down on paper so that it can stare you in the face every day while you make it happen.
Jim Collins coined the term and stretched it out over the course of 10-30 years. I mean that’s some next level visionary stuff you’d see someone like Elon Musk write about on the ol’ Twitters…
Although I thought about condensing the 10-30 years down to 1-3 years. Which is wild but if you are willing to sacrifice EVERYTHING for those 1-3 short years, you know you’ll kick it’s ass and drill down fully to realise it all.
Now as much as I’ve said I’m going to write more and publish more and even had conversations about creating “things” to sell to you which contain deeper thoughts and or words.
My Big Hair Audacious Goal is to hit £500k collected via legally moving money around the markets (Aka long/short term trading)
It’s one of those things that I’ve never really spoken about cause a lot of marketers ruined that whole industry back in 2017/18 but hey ho. Things only change if you make the change.
So that’s it really.
Write more. Sell things and use the market to pull out an obscene amount of money.
And the woo woo crowd will always be like “But why do you wanna do that?”
Honestly. I don’t care about money. To me it’s like a video game. It’s a high score at the end of the day and if I can get that and more pulled out of the market. I can give it away and help others do more in life.
I’ve never been keen on the whole gatekeeping of information. Even if I’ve spent years learning/studying and whatever. We’re all here to live our best lives and unfortunately, some people are stuck. Even if it’s not their own fault.
I’ve come from nothing. Built up and lost it all and have luckily managed to keep myself on the straight and narrow. So at the end of the day, if I can help a handful of people kick ass and reclaim their lives. That’s my end goal.
Nothing too massive. Just something right for what I feel is right to spread out into the world.
Do I know how I’m gonna achieve half of it? Hell no.
But I’ve written it down on paper and I’ll work on it until it manifests into reality.
Stephen Walker.