“Welcome to the 67 Steps! Great job on taking action and investing in yourself “
I’m checking out the overview of the 67 steps. It’s what you watch first when you sign up for the program. The 67 Steps is based on the idea that it takes 66 days instill new habits.
The first day so far has been questions that pertain to what you want to get from the program.
Here’s what I wrote (with some minor edits):
In 2 months, I hope to create and maintain good vibes, good momentum, good habits and creations. And experience great health, wealth, love and happiness!
In 67 days (early June 2016), I hope to be as healthy as I am now, plus even more so. Some things I’d like to do this year: touch the rim, deadlift/sq/bench 300/200/180. I’ll be working towards those things in the next couple months.
In terms of wealth, I hope to create some good/great content in few variety of focuses that each bring in $100/month in online revenue. This would mean making videos, affiliate reviews, creating musical albums and arrangements. Also creating some audiobooks and ebooks. I’d like to start one source of online revenue a month for the next 6 to 12 months and see where it goes.
In terms of music and other things in life, I am happy. I do hope to work on my bebop playing and to start composing and arranging more. I hope to play in some great music and also get a lot chances to play solo guitar. I hope to improve my singing, piano playing, drumming, viola playing. I hope to learn more Spanish and start working on more language(s).
Also, I hope to start learning more about real estate, construction, finance and architecture. Also I hope to start taking private lesson in math and physics. I hope to work on qi gong, juicing and at some point a martial art, maybe capoeira, which I have studied as a beginner.
In terms of love, I hope to muster up my courage to talk to more beautiful women. And I hope maintain and create great vibes with the world at large.
In terms of happiness, I hope to hang out in nature a lot, play soccer and basketball, learn a bunch of stuff.
Also, Tai suggests to join the VIP program. (You are pretty much automatically subscribed for a 14 day trial membership when you get the 67 Steps). He does have a good point to invest in one self. Some people online have complained that this program is a scam and that when you try to cancel the monthly VIP membership subscription, they won’t cancel it and you will keep getting charged. I plan on trying for 7-10 and deciding to cancel or not.
I’m checking out the second half of the overview video and writing while I listen. I like what Tai is saying in general. The program is an interesting concept. It seems fairly well curated. There’s video, there’s little homework assignments, there’s mp3s, there’s a person you can call, text or email. There are a lot of upgrades that are mentioned as well. But you are not highly pressured to do the add-ons. (67 Steps costs $67). Sure, you can upgrade, but it’s a soft sell. And it (investment/scam depending on your point of your view) may prove to pay itself back many times.
Tai brings up many great ideas from his life and what his learned from others. His manner of speaking probably works very well with certain people. His ideas are bigger and meant to inspire. He likes to create a lot of connections between different ideas. He doesn’t seem to usually talk about step-by-step, nitty-gritty. He likes talking about big ideas. In other words, if you like very specific details and very specific guidelines to follow, you might find the presentation style frustrating. But if you like bigger picture, inspiration and open-ended styles of learning, this might be something to check out.
Tai just mentioned the 50/50. Half of your life having fun and for yourself. Half helping other people. Cool idea.
Here’s some ideas discussed in the first Step. I won’t normally share the content of the video out of respect and out of not wanting annoy the creators of the content.
What I’ve done