This is a celebration of my three year anniversary on YouTube, being consistent with my goals, and never missing a weekly upload.
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⏱ Content Outline for this Personal Goals Video

0:00 - Intro
1:18 - Consistency above everything else
5:00 - Keep the barrier to entry open
6:25 - "Focus on the system, not the goal"
7:41 - Being "someone who plays guitar" vs. being "a good guitar player"
10:27 - Pick one goal to be consistent with
12:10 - Having a placeholder for your goals

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💬 Description of This Personal Goals Video

If you're in a rut, feeling a little scattered, or not progressing as much as you'd like to, then this video could help you.

It's my three year anniversary on YouTube and I want to give you some encouraging words about following your dreams and achieving your goals, music or otherwise.

I hope they give you some inspiration and motivation :)

There's one big thing that I think matters more than ANYTHING else when it comes to following your dreams and achieving your goals.

Consistency.

This isn't new information, but it is a timeless truth.
In this video I talk about a few important principles that can help you be consistent with whatever your dreams and goals are.

• Keeping a low barrier to entry
• Focusing on the system, not the goal
• Being “someone who plays guitar” rather than “a guitar player” - watch the video and you’ll see what I mean ;)

I hope you enjoyed this lesson about following your dreams and achieving your goals. Let me know what you thought in the comments.

Thanks! :)

- Jared

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