Make The Impossible POSSIBLE!
So this is how you need to think about it. You need to break that down because if you take a number that's too high, itโs going to be very intimidating for you breaking down into smaller portions and then you have this objective. You work until you make that. And then afterwards you know don't stop there obviously.
You know if you're happy with this then you can stop there. But then afterwards you can increase that because once you did it once, then you're like oh you know what. Maybe I can do better.
So this is why you need the money figure in addition to the life goal. But you know just understand this, your life goal is the most important thing because what we're doing now here is the money aspect that just allows you to reach that life goal. OK. It's a vehicle. It's not what you want.
It allows you to have that life. So that's why it comes second but it is important for you to come up with numbers and break it down so that you understand that it's possible.
So that's the thing that I really want you guys to do because these work in conjunction. So it's not just one or the other, you need a lifetime goal and then you need some sort of monetary goal which is how you're going to achieve ย what you want to do if that makes sense.
So that's the exercise for you guys today. Try to figure out first of all how much money based on your on your current lifestyle and your desires and everything how much you need.
So that's the thing. There is a difference between how much you want and how much you need and you realize that there is a big gap between what you want and what you need. Get those figures in your mind, and the rest will follow.
About the Author
Martin Ebongue is the founder of martinebongue.com, an online business and lifestyle design blog focused on helping aspiring entrepreneurs build location-independent businesses. Since 2014, he has been creating and scaling online ventures across multiple niches, from digital products and affiliate marketing to SaaS and content platforms, while traveling the world. He shares the real-world strategies, tools, and systems that work, with a particular focus on AI-powered automation for solopreneurs. Follow him on YouTube, X (Twitter), and Instagram.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do entrepreneurs make impossible goals possible?
By breaking the goal into the smallest action that proves it is reachable, then repeating that action for 90 days. Impossible goals stay impossible while they live in your head as one big abstract jump. They become possible when you ship one small piece of evidence per week.
What goals look impossible but are usually achievable?
Most income goals under 10x your current level. Most audience goals under 100,000 followers. Most product goals that require existing technology. The common pattern is a goal that 1,000 other people have already hit. If 1,000 strangers did it, the question is process, not possibility.
Why do most entrepreneurs give up on big goals too early?
Because they expect linear progress and quit at the first plateau. Real growth curves are flat for the first six to nine months, then bend sharply when one channel or product clicks. Founders who quit at month four miss the bend by four to eight weeks and never see the compounding.
How do you stay committed to a goal that feels impossible?
Track lead indicators, not lag indicators. Weekly outputs you control like content shipped, calls booked, or experiments run. Lag indicators like revenue and followers move in random bursts. Watching them daily produces despair. Watching weekly outputs produces consistent feedback that compounds into the eventual outcome.
Further reading
- LinkedIn Newsletter (Diary of a Virtual CEO): operational tactics covered weekly in the LinkedIn Newsletter (Diary of a Virtual CEO).
- Martin's story page: the full origin story on Martin's story page.
- Stripe Atlas Guide: founder fundamentals in the Stripe Atlas Guide.
- Entrepreneur.com: real-world solopreneur stories at Entrepreneur.com.
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