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The 3 Steps of Achieving Your Goals How one entrepreneur used visualization to find major success.

By Gerard Adams

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In this episode of Leaders Create Leaders, Entrepreneur Network partner Gerard Adams sits down with Peter Yobo, an author and motivator, who talks about how hard work and visualization helped him craft his three-step process of achieving goals.

The first step is to think about the way you want your life to look -- to create a bold (and maybe even unattainable) vision for your future. Don't settle for something you can accomplish in a day or a week or a month, but imagine your perfect scenario.

Then, live it by immersing yourself in visualization. Consider what barriers are ahead of you and how you are going to overcome them to achieve that lifestyle. Study everything you have to gain in the future and let that idea inspire you and shape what you do in the present.

Click play to learn the last of Yobo's three steps to achieving your goals.

See more episodes of Leaders Create Leaders Season 1 and 2 on Gerard Adam's YouTube channel.

Related: This Entrepreneur Started by Selling Auto Parts From the Junkyard. Now, He Builds Million-Dollar Businesses.

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Gerard Adams

Entrepreneur, angel investor, self-made millionaire at 24

Gerard Adams is The Millennial Mentor™, inspiring the generation to leverage their passions for success and create the lifestyle they dream of. A serial entrepreneur, angel investor, self-made millionaire by the age of 24 and millennial himself, he is most popularly known as the co-founder of Elite Daily. To date, he has built, backed or invested in nine businesses across multiple industries that have all delivered over seven-figure profits. Gerard has recently developed a video series, Leaders Create Leaders, to offer a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. Learn more at GerardAdams.com

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