of exercising so much willpower at any one time. We have to learn to live with our limits,

and research shows, from social psychology, it's very, very, extremely clear research,

it shows that we cannot take on more than three projects of any sizable importance at

any one time, and if we attempt to do three really monstrous things, we're going to tax

our actual ability to do so when it comes to our willpower. We have a finite amount

of willpower, and so you have to learn to use it like any other energy source capably,

and you know, with a kind of sensible approach to what you can really get done. Now, I know

that's hard for you if you're ambitious, and if you're creative, and if you have a lot

of ideas and a lot of projects you have to follow, and you want to follow them, but guess

what. That's one of the reasons you're crashing into barriers instead of actually tapping

your untapped potential. You're greedy, in a way, about how much you want to do at any

one time. If you're greedy, raise your hand. Mine's up. I'm greedy. It's really hard for

me to slow down and stop and say, here's one thing I really need to focus on, but I'm very

well aware of running into my own limits of willpower. Then, the bad thing that can happen

is you can attack yourself. Not only do you not capably finish what you're doing and you

abandon something and now you start something new because it looks fun, and the fun parts

going, and you're not in that grinding, scut work part where you've got to stay with that.

It's because you get interested in the fun part again. I understand that, but you can

learn to work around this. You can hack this problem of limited willpower by sequencing

what you do and only scheduling one major thing to pursue and doing it well. So don't

have three major projects. That's the limit, but why tax the limit? Do one thing really,

really well, and put it to bed and make sure it becomes silently a part of your life before

you try to tackle another thing at the same time. I hope you really get how important

this can be. Try it out. You're going to find out that you can learn to handle one thing

really well instead of going off, trying to do a number of things at the same time. Now,

the research shows you can do three things at the same time. Be very careful about what

those three things are, and make sure you give space between them in a day. I'd say

do one, and do it well. That's the best way I can give you. It's the best way to hack

it. Since you're a high achiever, you may know about this. High achievers often hit

a wall. They're going along. They're having one success after another, and then suddenly,

something happens, and they grind to a halt. And it's confusing because they're not sure

what it is they've done wrong, if it's anything. They just know that they're not moving any

more, the way they're used to working, the way they have moved in the past. If you've

run into like what seems like a ceiling over you, and you're kind of in a fog, and you're

mystified as to what's getting in your way, you can even, kind of, slide into a swirl

of doubts and wonder if you've ever really achieved anything significant at all and whether

any of your amazing achievements that you've done were anything but kind of fronting or

a little bit of a fraud. That is really negative and pernicious, and it doesn't have to be

that way. I want you to go get a free report from me. Go to DrKenChristian.com/BREAKTHROUGH

and receive from me this free report with action steps that are going to tell you exactly

what to do now to get you going.