One of the toughest tasks in any endeavor is getting things into motion.

Thanks to Newton’s First Law of Motion (also known as the Law of Inertia) we know that an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

You are that unbalanced force!

That’s why the Direction - Iteration - Adaptation process is so powerful.

Otherwise homeostasis, inertia, or just the simple act of being human will keep you exactly where you are right now.

So how does this all culminate into an undeniable pathway to success?

Direction: Decide the direction you want to go and then move in that direction. Once you know your direction it’s easy to determine if you’re heading in that direction or not.

Direct Your Mind In The Direction You Want It To Go!

Iteration: Life is lived moment to moment, and each moment gives you the opportunity to iterate on the direction you’re heading. When you iterate your way through life with a focus on the direction you want to go there’s only one additional element to consider.

Iterate Throughout Your Days To Move In Your Desired Direction!

Adaptation: If you find you’re not moving in the direction you want to go, adapt your approach, iterate, and adapt again as necessary until you’re moving in the right direction.

Adapt Your Process With Each Iteration. Assess, Iterate, And Adapt Again.

The beauty of the process is that it only asks if you’re moving in the direction you want to go so you can make the necessary adaptations and make another iteration.

It’s not the destination, it’s the journey!

​When you decide on the direction you want to go, and you start moving in that direction you’ve begun your journey on the undeniable pathway to success.

To your success,

Nate

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