The Mindset of a True Goal Getter
There’s a difference between having dreams and chasing them.
Being a goal getter isn’t about being perfect — it’s about being persistent.
Take, for example, Bella (not her real name). She had one clear goal in life: to marry into extreme wealth. From her early twenties, she surrounded herself with affluent circles — always at the right parties, networking in the right places, and making herself visible to the most eligible bachelors with money.
Whenever she met someone richer than the man she was currently seeing, she would quietly move on — not because of love, but because her sights were set on the ultimate jackpot. She studied how wealthy men thought, dressed, and socialized, and she adapted herself to fit perfectly into their world.
It wasn’t quick. It took years of calculated social climbing, maintaining appearances, and keeping her image flawless. But eventually, she met Beau — a real estate mogul whose fortune was far greater than anyone she had dated before. This time, she didn’t let go. Within two years, she was married, living the luxury life she had always envisioned.
Some might call her strategic. Others might call her a gold digger. But the truth is — she was laser-focused, disciplined, and persistent in achieving her goal… even if her methods weren’t for everyone.
Goal getters know:
- Clarity beats speed — It’s better to move with purpose than rush in circles.
- Small steps create big wins — Progress isn’t always loud; sometimes it’s quiet and calculated.
- Discipline outlasts motivation — Because motivation fades, but habits keep you moving.
Bella didn’t just dream of a wealthy life — she went out and got it. Whether you agree with her methods or not, she achieved exactly what she set out to do.
We’re not judging.
Drop your opinion — what do you think? Is this determination… or manipulation?
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