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A Push Goal is the one goal that if achieved will make all (or most) of the others possible. Let's say you made a list of 10 goals for the next 90 days (in fact, I recommend making a list of 10). Looking at that list, what do the majority of those goals require to accomplish them?
\u201cPush\u201d workouts train the chest, shoulders, and triceps, while \u201cpull\u201d workouts train the back, biceps, and forearms. A day for training the lower body and core is also included in this training split.
How to go from push to pull Take a step back. Ask yourself what you enjoy doing, regardless of the end goal. ... Connect the dots. Once you've listed all your pull activities, try to find a common pattern to identify an overarching direction. ... Make a pact.
Evaluate each of your goals one at a time. Decide how many other goals that one goal would make possible if it were achieved. This is your Push Goal, and this is where you need to focus your attention. You'll be amazed by how quickly you knock the other goals off your list when you focus on your Push Goal first.
This is a pull goal: when you have a structured action plan, but no defined end goal. Another example would be the one of a student. If you want to become a marketer and\u2014in order to achieve that objective\u2014you decide to go to business school, this is a push goal.

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How to go from push to pull Take a step back. Ask yourself what you enjoy doing, regardless of the end goal. ... Connect the dots. Once you've listed all your pull activities, try to find a common pattern to identify an overarching direction. ... Make a pact.
Evaluate each of your goals one at a time. Decide how many other goals that one goal would make possible if it were achieved. This is your Push Goal, and this is where you need to focus your attention. You'll be amazed by how quickly you knock the other goals off your list, when you focus on your one goal first.
Your PUSH Journal is an all-in-one life planner designed to help you become a highly productive, balanced, goal-crushing machine. You will find steps for getting the most out of your journal in the first few pages.
Push vs Pull Goals A push goal is a specific goal that you push yourself to achieve. A pull goal is one that you feel a pull towards because you enjoy it.
\u201cPush\u201d workouts train the chest, shoulders, and triceps, while \u201cpull\u201d workouts train the back, biceps, and forearms. A day for training the lower body and core is also included in this training split.

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