Kabbalah’s tool for success

I don’t really like giving away “success” tools, for the definition of success, is not only, not success, rather failure.

In the west, we define success, as being able to strut.

However, there is another definition, which is “being able to help!”

And for this reason, I am happy to share Kabbalah’s tool for success.

In one of the primary books of Kabbalah, Sefer Yetzirah, literally the blueprint of creation – 32 short but absolute foundational concepts, upon which all of Kabbalah is built – a book, in which, but certain pithy statements elaborated in incredible depth, by the Chassidic masters, hence accessible to us mortals, there is a statement – “think in detail and always remember the thought.”

In other words, the great problem of life is: some people are visionaries but do nothing; others are profoundly driven, but have no vision.

Literally, throughout history, you can count the people who had both.

So I have come up with a technique to marry these two opposing realms – for one is an expressive/expression, the other depressive/focused.

Write down a goal.

Under the goal, write down the action steps.

Now every day, review the goal.

Then and only then, review the actions.