Here's a summary of the key aspects of the Impossible Goal Mapping technique, explained briefly.

• Not a To-Do List: Impossible Goal Mapping isn't just about making a list of tasks . It's a process of discovering the steps needed to reach a seemingly impossible goal .

• The Ideal Scene: Create a vivid picture of the end result1. This is like the final scene of a movie, complete with visuals, sounds, and emotions1. For example, it could be a standing ovation after a performance or enjoying the view from your new house.

• Reverse Engineering with Index Cards: Use index cards to map out the steps between deciding to do it and achieving the ideal scene. Write down all the tasks that must occur before the next step.

• Identify Stuck Points: Pinpoint the steps that seem difficult or unclear. Brainstorm different ways to overcome these challenges.

• Re-sequence: The index cards help you to visualize and re-arrange the sequence of events.

• Making it Real: Talking about the goal and outlining the steps makes it feel more tangible and connects you with the excitement that motivated the goal in the first place.

•The Fuzzy Part: Identifying the fuzzy parts of the process helps to bring clarity. Most people find there really is just one big area of confusion on how to do something. That weak link breaks the entire system down. Find the weak link and solve it. The impossible becomes possible.

•Create a movie scene: You're trying to make every one of these index cards into a movie sceneI hope to see your smiling face inside the Life Design Academy this week.

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