Systems
Wealth and success start in the mind. If you can master your thoughts and consistently apply certain principles, you can achieve anything you desire: not just financial wealth, but any form of success.
do not create goals, create systems
What are systems?
Systems are a way of reaching your objectives
Desire map
This tool is designed to clarify the path to your goals. By following its steps, you can create a kind of “map” that clearly shows what actions are necessary. Essentially, it’s a way to plan your future in detail while anticipating the key players and resources you’ll need along the way.
1 – Desire and Self-Suggestion
Strong desire is the first step. When you focus deeply on what you want, your subconscious starts working to make it happen. Your mind shapes your will to act, and this internal alignment generates a powerful driving energy. Use conscious repetition of positive thoughts and affirmations to strengthen this direction.
When you commit to a specific goal, your mind starts searching for ways to make it real. You imagine the end result, and your brain begins mapping the beginning, the middle, the challenges, and potential obstacles.
2 – Brainstorming and Imagination
Set aside quiet moments to visualize your goal. Use your imagination to explore all possible ways to achieve it. Picture the paths, the obstacles, and the resources required. Don’t censor your ideas at this stage—creativity thrives on mental freedom. Later, filter them logically to identify what’s actually feasible.
- Quick brainstorming (10 min/day): jot down every possible approach to reach your goal (no judgment).
- Feasibility filter: pick the 2–3 ideas that are most realistic to start.
- Practical imagination: visualize the steps and likely obstacles.
3 – Organized Planning
Clarity is power. Break your goal into concrete steps, and if necessary, split each step into even smaller micro-actions. This makes the path to success more visible and reduces overwhelm. The more detailed your plan, the easier it is to spot problems before they occur. Clarity also highlights what’s essential versus what’s noise.
“If you clearly define a problem, you’ve already solved half of it.”
❄️ Snowflake Plan
Every desire or goal can become achievable, as long as it’s broken into smaller, strategically organized parts with set deadlines.
Core: Your Desire
Write your goal at the core of your plan. The more detail, the better.
Example: Achieve a monthly income of $1,000–$2,000 as a freelance service provider.
Macroplans: General Steps to Make the Desire Real
Just like a snowflake grows from a central structure that branches into smaller, symmetrical parts, your plan should branch into subplans, which further branch until they reach practical daily actions.
Microplans: Breaking Macroplans into Smaller Steps
You can divide microplans into even smaller actions—the more detail, the clearer your mental map becomes.
4 – Action
Ideas without action are just dreams. Action is what changes the future. Set a start date and a realistic target date, and follow through with discipline.
“A man should not fear death, but rather never beginning to live.”
Do it now. Write right now on paper what you want and build your snowflake plan to achieve it. Assign realistic timelines and don’t be too hard on yourself.
Deadlines and Effort: Work With Your Brain, Not Against It
Discipline falters. Motivation fades. Willpower abandons you.
Don’t create unrealistic deadlines or push too far outside your comfort zone—expand it gradually.
Do what you enjoy—or at least tolerate—rather than what you hate.
5 – Persistence
Plans can fail; persistence is about creating new paths to success.