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If you don’t specify what you want, you won’t get it. If you specify what you want, and you want it, which means you’re willing to make the sacrifices necessary to get it, then the probability that you’ll get it expands immensely. Now, of course, it assumes that what you want is within the bounds of appropriate reason, let’s say. But you could also dream big, and there’s always the possibility that’ll work out too. Then they write for 15 minutes, okay? Your life is the way you want it to be in four years. What does it look like? And then we have them do the opposite, which is, all right, take stock of yourself for a minute with all your weaknesses and inadequacies and bitternesses and resentments and sinful tendencies, let’s say. Now imagine that you let all of that go. Which little corner of hell would you occupy in three to five years? Why don’t you write about that? And everyone knows where they’d go if they let themselves. And so then you have something to avoid, and you have something to strive for.