EP059: Why Do Some People Fail at Their Physical Goals? And, The 10 Step Goal Achievement Blueprint

Oct 18, 2016

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Dr. Jeff Spencer was blessed to be born with the self-starting gene. He has enjoyed physical activity from a very young age and completed a 25-mile bike ride at the tender age of 10. He achieved his goal of becoming an Olympic American cyclist in the 1972 Olympics and now after 50 years of experience, he trains high-profile athletes and many celebrities who need to add structure to their physical objectives. His 10-Step Goal Achievement Blueprint coaxes the best performance out of the people he trains.

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Key Takeaways:

[8:06] Dr. Spencer has always had the self-starting gene. He enjoyed being physical.

[10:01] At age 10, Dr. Spencer completed a 25-mile bike ride and hardly broke a sweat. He knew he wanted to become an Olympic cyclist.

[11:47] A divorce and his father’s death led Dr. Spencer to the understanding that you can have all the talent in the world but it is the will and determination that helps you achieve success.

[17:54] Dr. Spencer describes his intense commitment towards outcomes which were relevant to him.

[20:21] Why do some people have difficulty finding success while pursuing physical goals?

[22:18] I became a Jiffy Lube one-stop-shop for crafting a structure and path for people to get to where they are to where they want to go.

[26:10] The 10-Step Road Map

The 5 Steps of Preparation (1-5) and the 5 Steps of Performance (6-10)

1. Confirm the Goal - Make sure your goal is really a goal.

2. Motive - Why am I doing this?

3. Impact - Assess the impact of achieving your goal.

4. Mindset - Courage will be gained here.

5. Resources - Do you have the right resources available?

6. Implementation.

7. Honeymoon - The Reality Check.