How to create your one sentence destiny plan

Step 12- Mike's Stack of Resumes, my 96 year old grandma, and your eulerian destiny

The world is full of options, or so you think. We are given the false illusion that we can truly be and have anything we want. But that is only true if you don't want to live a very fulfilled life.

In this step 12 of the 67 steps , Tai Lopez gives you a guide on how to find what your destiny is.

For some time, I have heard all over the internet that to find what your destiny is you must first find what your passion lies. Sounds great but how does one find their passion? I couldn't really find the answer until Tai broke it down into simple steps.

How to create your one sentence destiny plan

The first step is to find an activity that you are truly great at it.

Tai elaborates on the 5% rule which explains that the only people that truly succeed in something are the ones that are within the 95-100% range of being great, while the others are basically average and usually will be okay or mediocre at it.

So, the mentality of thinking that you are good at a lot of things just means that you are most likely average at a lot of things. If you are just average you will never be in the top 5%, so you must find that one thing you are great at.

You cannot afford to be that person on American Idol who thinks they can sing while everyone is laughing at them. It's a waste of your and other people's times. If you are just average at something, move on, that is not your destiny!

Second step is to think about what you really want to do in life and how you want others to see you when you die.

Now put that into a 6-8 word sentence. The goal is to be sure anyone can understand it, including your 96 year old grandma.

Here is how to create your one sentence destiny plan by asking four simple questions:

1- What and Who did you grow up around? Ex: On a farm with mom and dad who were self sustained farmers

2 - Stranger Feedback - What have strangers told you about you, something you are good or bad at, good or bad features.

3 - What have you been doing for the past 10 years - Is there anything specific that remained consistent throughout the years?

4 - What can you talk about effortlessly with your friends on a Saturday night? - Look at your past weekends, what did you talk about the most?

The answer to these four questions must connect like an eulerian figure, if it doesn't connect then you haven't arrived at your destiny yet. Keep trying until you do but keep it short and simple (K.I.S.S.).

Remember that if you just try to copy others simply because you want to attract certain things to your life like money for example, you will not be fulfilled.

The bee who decided to be a fly is not only hurting itself but hurting the world as well. The world needs all bees to be bees, and the world need you to be you, so go find your destiny!

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