$0 to $100k in 60 days

Add me to the list of skeptics. But if you achieve this that would be great!
 
Most people are average not because they set big goals and they don't achieve them, but because they set small goals and hit them.
Awesome quote. I DO think you need those "smaller goals" in order to accomplish the bigger ones though.
You have a plan and you're very dedicated to it. While I don't think you will hit your goal in 2 months, I do think you will still accomplish SOMETHING even if it's not what you're going for... and if for some reason you do hit 100k in 2 months, then damn. congrats to you. I won't be as skeptical when people set big goals for such a small amount of time anymore.

EDIT: oh i thought this thread was started today. He started this way in February. I wonder how it's going....
 
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Guess it's time to blow up a thread that was abandoned two months ago. Let this be a lesson to all big talkers ... setting realistic goals is absolutely critical to success. This fool came in with a dreamy and poorly thought out plan, made some grandiose projections, and then disappeared in embarrassment when it didn't go how he expected it to go.

The real lesson here is how to identify something that simply isn't going to happen just from the title.

P.S. Anybody claiming that conventional wisdom is almost always wrong is obviously a fool. Conventional wisdom is almost always right - it is however often misunderstood and completely ignored. In this case the unconventional wisdom was ... dream big and your dreams will come true. Clearly we can see exactly what that unconventional wisdom was worth. Not a dime, or the time it takes to read this "Journey."
 
Even though I kind of agree to the ones saying he set a goal too big, I must say that there are other possibilities than simply him not getting to his goal.

- The easiest, yet saddest: He could have died.
- The "unrealistic": He could have gotten to his goal and didn't care about that thread he started.
- The stupid: He forgot his pass and / or account name ^^

But for everyone who thinks dreaming big is everything: You are right, to dream big is important. Else Bruce Lee wouldn't be the best martial artist ever, Arnold Schwarzenegger wouldn't be the most famous bodybuilder and none of us here would have started to work on IM in any way.

So dream big. And even if you don't hit your goal, remember that you wouldn't have got to the point you are at now, if you wouldn't allow yourself to dream.
 
Guess it's time to blow up a thread that was abandoned two months ago. Let this be a lesson to all big talkers ... setting realistic goals is absolutely critical to success. This fool came in with a dreamy and poorly thought out plan, made some grandiose projections, and then disappeared in embarrassment when it didn't go how he expected it to go.

The real lesson here is how to identify something that simply isn't going to happen just from the title.

P.S. Anybody claiming that conventional wisdom is almost always wrong is obviously a fool. Conventional wisdom is almost always right - it is however often misunderstood and completely ignored. In this case the unconventional wisdom was ... dream big and your dreams will come true. Clearly we can see exactly what that unconventional wisdom was worth. Not a dime, or the time it takes to read this "Journey."

Bigger piece of BS ever read.

He didn't fail because he set a big goal. He failed because he didn't even try like a whatever it take situation.
 
Few problems:

1. It's hard to get 10K into a course, but let's say you do , problem #2:
2. Even if you can email all of them most will not read your email and if they do most will not give you moey, if you get 0.1% you should be lucky

That being said I wish you luck
 
Its looking good, but too hard in practical. Keep update like this. Happy journey.
 
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