Here’s an answer to another great question sent in by Rachel Pedersen. On this episode Russell answers a question from Rachel Pedersen about how you create your vision without moving just one stair at a time. Here are some of the awesome things to listen for in this episode: Find out who told Russell about surpassing everything they thought was possible, so they are trying to enjoy everything in the moment. See how Gene Simmons of Kiss taught Russell to think about things differently to be able to strategically skip some steps. So listen here to find out Russell’s advice on creating his vision. ---Transcript--- What’s up everybody, this is Russell Brunson. Welcome back to the Marketing Secrets podcast. I’m excited to be hanging out with you today. I’m actually driving, I’m back in the car like how this show started way back in the day. I got a Vox from Rachel Pedersen, one of my favorite people in this funnel hacking community, the other day. She asked a really good question, so on this episode I’m going to answer her question. Alright everybody, so most of you know Rachel Pedersen, she spoken at the last two Funnel Hacking Lives, she’s amazing. She’s also the queen of Tik Tok, and my daughter is her biggest fan. It’s just, anyway, she’s actually coming to Boise and my daughter is so excited to Tik Tok with her, which is going to be so fun. Anyway, she’s amazing and the other day she voxed me over a really cool question about taking things one stair at a time and how you create your vision and how you bypass things, and all that kind of stuff. So I’m going to play part of her vox right here, so you can hear her question and then I’m going to come back and answer it. Rachel: Someone called me out today and they were very spot on. They said, “I feel like you are taking the stairs one stair at a time when you are destined for greatness.” So my question to you is this, how did you create a vision? Did it fall into your lap? Did you read a book? How do you create a vision for your life and your business that keeps everything going? You know, like the infinite game from Simon Sinek? Thank you so so so much. Russell: Okay, so I think it’s a really good question and it’s interesting because I think for a lot of us we get into this game and we don’t really know what’s possible or where we’re going or any of those things. I definitely didn’t know. I didn’t know what’s happening today was possible by any stretch of the imagination. So I think sometimes you bypass your vision. In fact, it was kind of a really cool, one of the really cool experiences I was…some of you guys remember the Clickfunnels start up story with Mixergy at this place in Utah called the Dry Bar Comedy Club. And I had JP Sears come and just roast me for an hour before we did the interview, and it was so funny. But anyway, at dinner I asked JP, “So what’s next for you? What’s the next plan?” and he kind of smiled at me, he looked so content, something that I’ve never been in my life, and he was like, “You know what, so far everything that’s happened to me has surpassed what I ever thought was possible. So I’m trying to just enjoy it, and just enjoy the things as they come and be grateful for them.” And I was like, “Oh my gosh. That is amazing. I need to learn how to do that.” So there’s that piece of it, right. I think us entrepreneurs struggle with it sometimes because we’re always looking, it comes back to my last podcast episode talking about, we’re so tied into achievement, achievement, achievement, we forget about the fulfillment part. So there’s that one part. But the other side, which I understand more, is this goal of achieving and trying to take over the world and stuff like that. You know, I remember at the very first live event I ever went to, I remember I paid $1000 to go to it, which is like the first step for me. I’m like, “Oh, it’s so much money.” I was stressing out. And the speaker was talking and I saw people selling different things and I remember j