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Personal Growth Blog for Philip Tirone, Credit Scoring Expert

My 90-Day Goal ended July 26^th, and it didn’t end as I wanted it to.  To read original Goal – Click Here.  The result; I didn’t even get close.  Not even close.  In fact, I had small goals scattered throughout the 90 days, all around the profitability of my company, and guess what?  I didn’t hit one of them.

It’s easy for me for me to look at this and immediately go into scarcity mode.  I can start doubting my ability, however, I won’t let myself go there.  I’m training myself to always look for the win, and looking back there were three big distinctions that I learned from over the last 90 days.  These distinctions are going to take me to anywhere I want to go to in life:

1)   My mindset is transformed – I wouldn’t be surprised if I made up the difference and turned profitable in the next month (while I’m away on vacation with my family).  100 days ago, I would be worried about taking time off, now I’m leaning into it.

2)   I’m looking for wins, not the losses – Over the past two years, with all the losses, I found myself starting to expect to lose.  That has changed and I believe that is why everything is changing for me.

3)   I’m playing bigger games – There are numerous $500k wins in the pipeline – literally, if one took off, just one, my goal would be hit.  I would not have these in the pipeline if I weren’t looking for wins that could get me over the $500k mark.  I’m convinced that if I didn’t have the big goal, I would have a bunch of $10k wins in the pipeline.

Now, for most of the month of August, I’m in Paris with my family, doing basically no work.

This is my year and if it wasn’t for the past ninety days, I would not be on the trajectory of success that I’m on.  It would be much nicer to give you an update how my plan worked exactly as planned, but as we all know, life doesn’t always work out the way we want it.  I’m trusting that this is exactly the way it is suppose to be, as I know, I gave it my all.

Personal Growth Blog for Philip Tirone, Credit Scoring Expert