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Martin Grunburg

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If you’ve ever struggled to achieve your goals you are not alone! The reason just might be because ALL prior goal achievement methods missed ONE key element— habit!  
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Habits 2 Goals: The Habit Factor® Podcast with Martin Grunburg

What’s a Manifest?

While “manifest” can function as an adjective, it is most commonly used as a noun or verb.

As a noun: A manifest is the captain’s list—a detailed record of what’s being carried and delivered to a destination.

As a verb: To manifest refers to the act of turning goals, dreams, and ideals into physical reality.

In today’s Mind Bullet, we explore the common ground between these meanings.

It’s likely no coincidence that they share the same name. The concepts are inherently connected.

To manifest your goals (verb), it’s crucial to DOCUMENT your efforts—the process itself.

This is where many TikTok and Instagram "Gooroos" get it wrong. They promise you’ll manifest your dreams simply by visualizing, repeating mantras, and meditating.

What they often overlook is this fundamental truth:

Manifestation is a process of documentation.

Read that again.

To manifest effectively, you must track where you’re headed, what’s working, and what isn’t. You need to record your actions, behaviors, and habits. (Join the waitlist here.)

The act of documenting and tracking is the manifestation bridge—the critical link between a foggy, far-off dream and seeing it take shape in reality.Why Habit Tracking Changes Everything

All captains are required to carry a manifest:

It clarifies the mission: You can’t deliver what you can’t define.

It keeps you accountable: Progress is easier to measure when it’s written down.

It shows the path forward: If you get off course, the manifest reminds you where you’re going—and why.

In your life, tracking your habits is your personal manifest. Without it, you’re just guessing whether you’re moving in the right direction.
 

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The Manifest

“Pressure is a privelage.” ~Billie Jean King

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Does it ever feel like pressure is out to get you?

For years, experts in performance psychology have told us that pressure is the “enemy of success.”

It seems logical, right?

After all, under pressure, things can go sideways. Deadlines get blown. People choke. Sometimes, terrible things happen.

But here’s the twist: pressure isn’t the bad guy.

It can be one of your most unexpected allies—if you allow it.

Think about it: What’s a deadline, if not pressure’s way of snapping us out of procrastination and forcing us to get things done?

At the Olympics—where the stakes are enormous and the pressure is sky-high—not all athletes crumble; in every Olympics, world and Olympic records are set.

Why is that?

If pressure were truly the enemy of success, why are so many ‘successful’ people known for navigating pressure-filled waters?

Consider Abraham Lincoln, Mahatma Gandhi, or Nelson Mandela. Weren’t they immersed in some of the most pressure-packed circumstances imaginable?

Isn’t their heroism defined by how they navigated that pressure, rather than crumbled under it?

Here’s the truth: Pressure isn’t inherently good or bad—it’s neutral, precisely like the force of habit.Whether we like it or not, it’s not going away anytime soon.

Pressure was with you the day you were born, and it’s certain to be with you until your final breath.

Thus, it’s probably worth understanding it better.

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Turns out, there’s a simple mantra—a formula—for navigating pressure, and it’s detailed extensively in The Pressure Paradox®; it’s identified simply as “The 3 P’s.”

Plan. Prepare. Practice.More at: https://habits2goals.substack.com

 

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When Life Gets Easier

“It’s the space between the notes that makes the music.” ~Debussy

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Debunking the Myth of ‘1% Better Every Day’

The idea of getting 1% better every day has been popularized by books, influencers, and motivational speakers for more than thirty years. 

I recall Tony Robbins preaching the message back in the late '80s. More recently, another bestselling habit book has taken Tony’s mantra to new levels of cliché-dom.

On the surface, “1% Better Every Day” sounds fantastic, and it’s certainly aspirational.

After all, it represents consistent, steady improvement over time—day in, day out. What could be more motivational than that?

It seems like the perfect recipe for day-to-day self-improvement, right?

1% better every day.

Unfortunately, the reality is very different.

Learning any new skill, building any new habit, or improving in any meaningful way is a process filled with starts, stops, gradual and sometimes rapid progress, as well as regression. 

All growth requires space—rest and silence. 

After all, muscles don’t grow while you’re lifting the weights; they grow when you’re resting.

So, while the message of “1% Better Every Day” is well-meaning, it’s also a myth.

Improvement is never linear.

Ever heard the phrase “two steps forward, one step back”?

Sometimes, it may be three or even ten steps back.

Credit: The “Success” meme

“Don’t break the streak,” “Never miss two days,” “It takes 21 days to build a habit,” and “1% Better Every Day” all fall into the same silly cliché bucket when it comes to personal improvement and habit development. 

And all miss the crucial idea that rest, recovery, space, and silence should be part of anyone’s growth and new skill and habit development plan.

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Take a hard look at the meme above—does that resemble 1% better every day? 

Yet, this (below) is what “they” want you to believe. 👇

 

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“The 1% Better Everyday” Myth

Are you ready to put ideas into action? By: Nick Palkowski (Show Host) Then this podcast is for you! In this episode of the podcast, we talk about you, the listener, and if this is the right podcast for you. We look at who this podcast is ideally for and who it is not right [...] 

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Who Is The Podcast For?

“A habit is often a recurring behavior without conscience thought.” Tweet This By: Nick Palkowski (Show Host) What habits do you need to create for your ideal life? The reason habits are so powerful is because habits help you use your energy and willpower in the most efficient way possible. In this episode of the [...] 

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What Makes a Good Habit

By: Nick Palkowski “Starting with the proper intention is everything…” Tweet This There is incredible power when one “begins with the end in mind”. Dr. Stephen Covey’s “Habit #2″ from The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. And, that’s exactly where you’ll want to start to create the right habits that will propel you towards [...] 

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Habit Alignment: Crafting Habits That Align with your Goals

By: Nick Palkowski “The most successful entrepreneurs define their values first, then live them.” Tweet This It seems so many of us have become lost in our TO-DO lists. And, not by accident as even the most notable goal-achievement process, S.M.A.R.T. goals, leaves a user starring at a long TO-DO list and wondering, “Okay, what’s my [...] 

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How Values Direct Your Behavior

By: Nick Polkawski “Discipline is doing what you ought to do, when you ought to do it, whether you feel like it or not.” Tweet This Just about everyone has heard of S.M.A.R.T. goals, the standard for goal setting that has been around since the ‘80s. Which represent Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time bound [...]
 

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Why SMART Goals Aren’t So Smart

“If you are trying to achieve goals that are not in line with governing principles, than you’re making things much harder then they ought to be.” Tweet This Do you seem to lack the willpower you need when it comes to accomplishing your goals? If so, don’t sweat it— there’s actually a better way! It’s important [...]
 

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Unlocking Your Willpower

By: Nick Palkowski “Virtues must be a product of habit” Tweet This Everyone wants to be a success…. but how do you define success? Without a personalized target in mind, it’s tough to have a clear direction. “You can’t hit a target you can’t see.” ~Zig Ziglar used to say. That’s why defining your ideal [...]
 

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