What is your deepest desire?

Posted by Steve Hochman on Mon. Mar. 22nd, 2010

14 comments

This blog is dedicated to helping you achieve your dreams through fitness.

Leave a comment below with your biggest, deepest desire, and will do everything I can to help you get there.

But don't just say to make more money.

Go way deeper.

What do you REALLY want.

Money is just a vehicle to get what you want.

So what is it...

Start by answering this question, "If I could just get..."

Fill in the blank and then ask, why?

Keep going deeper until you are at your true core and true desire.

Then leave it below in a comment.

Dedicated to your success,
Steve

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14 Comments "What is your deepest desire?"

  • jin says:
    March 22, 2010 at 10:28 pm

    My ultimate desire would to have peace and fulfillment.
    Free of stress, worry, anxiety.. all the while, experiencing all the essences of life.

  • stevehochman says:
    March 22, 2010 at 10:31 pm

    Jin, thanks... What kind of stuff do you stress most about.
    What is the essence of life to you?

    thanks 🙂
    S

  • James says:
    March 23, 2010 at 5:24 am

    I desire is to spread the knowledge of health and fitness to as many people as possible. Showing people how to live life more abundantly by means of physical fitness and health.

    Also, I desire to make a boat load of money while doing so, but never sacrificing the integrity of my beliefs and services. Most importantly, I want to be a God fearing servant so that I may lead his people in the right direction.

    Thanks for everything Steve-O

  • caleb says:
    March 23, 2010 at 6:03 am

    hey steve...

    now that i am back home from overseas deployment, the priority of family is so much greater. my ultimate desire comes in a few steps, not all at once.

    i want the burden of debt removed from my life. debt keeps me serving those i owe. i want to serve no man, but myself.

    following, i want to secure my child's financial future... her education... build her inheritance.

    finally, i want to support my christian community. i want to be able to financially feel the needs of my local church. i then would love to be able to be a investor in worldwide church building.

    thanks so much steve. writing this out really helps the motivation factor.

  • Stephanie says:
    March 23, 2010 at 7:34 am

    A higher purpose.

  • Blake says:
    March 23, 2010 at 8:55 am

    I want freedom from my thoughts. I think too much about what others think about me, even though I know they aren't, that little voice in my head says they are.

    If I could just get rid of that little voice that says "you can't." Every time I think of something I could do that requires a lot of thought and hard work, that little voice says "don't bother, you're just a kid (23). No one will take you seriously. I have the desire to genuinely help others and make their lives great, but I have the fear that no one will listen.

    More so than anything if I could just do anything I think of without telling myself that it's a waste of time, I want to be able to connect with others that don't just think about how to help themselves superficialy.

    I want the power to make people feel important because of my words. I just have so much fear inside, it cripples me. I want freedom, so I can free others.

  • Mark says:
    March 23, 2010 at 9:35 am

    this is what I have hand-written and tacked onto the wall next to my computer to read every day...(and steve i got this from one of your coaching call videos)

    MY ULTIMATE GOAL: THE AMERICAN DREAM
    My ultimate goal is to live the American Dream. To have the financial freedom to spend on material items and bu the car of my dreams, house of my dreams. To not have a budget on clothes, jewelry, vacations...not to spend as much as possible, but to have the FREEDOM TO CHOOSE how much and what I spend. I want the financial freedom to have my wife never work a day she doesn't want to, have my daughters' college funds paid off before they step foot into high school, the best medical insurance, dental, etc. I want the freedom to stay at home and spent time with my family and grow that relationship without ever having to worry about how bills are going to get paid or how I'm going to pay off debt. I want to be the most successful person I know, and make more money than anyone else my age. I want to be able to tithe 10% to church and have that number between $50-$100k/year. I want to take my parents out of debt, teach my siblings how to be successful like me, and spread the word to everyone I can how to achieve greatness. I want people to know the name MARK LOPEZ.

  • Michael says:
    March 23, 2010 at 9:59 am

    I love being a trainer, someone who helps people achieve their goal, see the gleam in their eye when they achieve something that they have not before. I love the challenge that each individual brings. Like many trainers I guess I put a lot of hours in to maintain my location and seem to be unable to grow beyond myself. Too much business for myself, too little to have someone else. I have been working somewhere between 65-75 hours a week, and still love my job but can tell that it is not sustainable. I want to be able to spend time with my family, travel and train people because I choose to, not because I am worried about paying a bill.

  • jin says:
    March 23, 2010 at 2:35 pm

    strangely enough, i stress about being stressed.
    I'm currently moving in light speed towards my goals and my relationship with my clients have NEVER been better. but i still sometimes have this feeling of uneasiness that really just plagues me.
    Like you said steve, I feel like i need a coach to guide me.

    by essences of life, i meant all the entities life has to offer. theres the good and the bad, but ive been through more than enough bad that im ready for a long stream of good 🙂

    i swear sometimes i just want to pack my bags and move out to cali so i can train under you!

  • Casey Pfeifer says:
    March 23, 2010 at 4:48 pm

    More than anything I want to be an unstoppable force for health, wellness, community, family and achievement. I want to lead by doing, by creating lifestyles that are truly innate and at the same time respectful of the environment, our communities, our neighbors, and ourselves.

    I want to wake people up, and get them to throw off the cobwebs of disempowerment and ignorance and embrace what I believe is our greatest human gift. Potential.

    You are an inspiration Steve! Thank you for everything!

    - Casey

  • Sara Hutniak says:
    March 23, 2010 at 5:07 pm

    If I could finally get my business on track to making 6-Figures by the end of 90 days, I would prove to myself that starting my own fitness business was not a good nor a great, but THE best decision I could ever make.
    If I could just not only speak about embracing discomfort, but actually act on embracing discomfort, I would push my success to heights I can't even fathom.
    My ultimate desire is to have a lifestyle that allows me to do what I want, when I want and cost does not matter. A business instead of a J-O-B and the freedom to see my sister who lives across the country. To spoil my parents so that in some small way I can thank them for what they have done to help me out. Working 20 hours a week, loving every minute of it and making a hell of a lot more money than the poor bloke living to work at 70+ hours week.

    That felt good to get out, Steve. Thanks.
    -Sara

  • SJ says:
    March 25, 2010 at 4:24 pm

    Ultimately i want to develop the best fitness program out there, which will lead to Financial freedom. I want to be wealthy, not rich but wealthy and maintain that wealth. Get to the point where money makes money for me. This in turn will give me more time, peace of mind, and whatever lifestyle i choose to keep evolving. It will take hard work and discipline, but what deepest, true desire doesnt?

  • Bill Murphy says:
    March 26, 2010 at 8:59 am

    Freedom!!!!!! Freedom to spend a few hours (or more) every day doing goofy things with my beautiful wife (going for a run, shopping, or just hanging out and talking). Freedom to spend just as much time with my kids (playing, teaching, coaching, goofing off). Freedom to buy what I want, when I want it. Freedom to come and go as I please (no time clock). Freedom to help everyone I touch to "transform" into the life of their dreams.
    Get started on that Steve!!!! 😉

  • Paul F. Sweatt says:
    March 28, 2010 at 8:46 am

    To help as many people reach the body of their dreams as quickly and painlessly (i.e. no injuries) as possible.

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