if you're climbing hundreds of stairs, you can do one step at a time, one flight at a time.

If you have a a river flowing continuously over and through stone, eventually you'll get a Grand Canyon.

If you offer many items for sale on an e-commerce store, and sell hundreds, or thousands of these items -- even if they're a penny apiece --- you can easily earn thousands of dollars.

If you write one page a day, at the end of a year you've created a novella.

The list goes on and on.

If I told you that you needed to make a million dollars, could you do it? Why or why not?

.... while you're working on the ideas of why or why not, here are some brainstorm ideas to get you started on the "how" --

What if I told you to come up with 20 different items that each provide you positive cash flow of $5 apiece --- and then sell the whole thing as a $100 package to 10,000 people?

What if I told you to come up with 1 idea that provides you positive cash flow of $5 per unit, and over the next ten years, you distribute and sell that item 10 times a year, to 2000 people?

In my experience, any kind of big goal, like Achieving Success, means we all must first clearly state our desired results. This means identifying the Big Goal: what's the overall picture?

What does achievement of this goal look like?
How does it feel?