I wonder if the age a baby starts walking at could be an early indicator of personality type, not all babies start walking at the same time. I had one son who was running through the house at 9 months old. Today, he is still the fearless one, nothing bothers him. If he is going to do something, he just does it, how others feel about it, whether he’ll succeed is such a non-issue. Another son didn’t walk until about 14 months, he’d cruise the furniture, even let go and “dance” but no, not let go and walk on his own. I love them both, both have their own unique abilites, yet their personalities are so different.

This is exactly the same teaching by Bob Proctor in his Free Report on Law of Attraction.

The whole idea is when we set goal, we must have the desire, belief and expectation that what we want can become real.

But most of the time, we set our goal too big till we do not even believe that we can achieve it.

Thus setting baby step is a way to achieve more encouragement and action towards our goal.

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Some examples I’ve used with myself and with coaching clients:

“Sit down at piano” (instead of “practice three hours non-stop — memorize the Bach”)

“Identify who the contact person is at potential client” (instead of “set up meeting with potential client”)

“Find all emails from client regarding blah blah” (instead of “write comprehensive response to client complaints”)

“Put workout clothes on, take train to the gym” (instead of “do high-intensity cardio for one hour, new weight training routine for half an hour”)

The point is to make the “goal” small enough that you think, “That’s it? I can do that!” The added bonus of thinking small is that you have a greater sense of accomplishment AND you build up a sense of momentum from checking off multiple tasks. You’re going to be doing them away, you might as well get credit for it!