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Big, Bold Goals

By the end of this lesson, you can map a life vision and break it into small steps.

About 20 minutesAll agesNo account needed
Part 1 · Read (5 min)

The big idea

See the whole road, then take the next step.

Vision mapping. The book says to create a vision board or write out your life's vision, including both your career and personal dreams. Put it somewhere you'll see it as a constant reminder of the bigger picture you're working toward.

Break goals into steps. Once your vision is clear, break it into smaller steps you can act on. A zoomed-out view lets you see the entire path, but you focus on what you can do right now to move forward.

Example: "Own my own business" becomes: pick the skill, find three customers (Lesson 4), save the first $500 (Lesson 3), set a weekly hour to work on it.

Part 2 · Walk the city (10 min)

3 stops in BERLO City

Tap "Go there" to fly straight to each stop. Answer the question before you move on.

1. BERST Stadium and the cranes

Look for
A huge build going up piece by piece (fly over from the Overview)
How is a stadium like a big goal?
Go there in the city →

2. The bot-built towers

Look for
Towers that grow one win at a time
What's one small win you could stack this week?
Go there in the city →

3. Zoom Out University

Look for
Course 601 on the campus card
Write your big goal in one sentence. What's step one?
Go there in the city →
Part 3 · Check yourself

3 quick questions

1. Vision mapping is:
Writing out or picturing your life vision. Make the big picture visible.
2. After setting a big goal, you should:
Break it into small steps. Big goals are built in small steps.
3. A zoomed-out view helps you see the path, but you focus on:
What you can do right now. Next step, every day.
Part 4 · Try it this week

Your real-life task

Write your vision on one page: career and personal. Under it, list the first three steps. Do step one this week.

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