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Your Goals Aren’t Too Big—Your Systems Are Too Small

  • Writer: Maja Kazazic
    Maja Kazazic
  • Sep 9
  • 1 min read
Mountain climber hanging on to the mountain with a large peak behind him

You’re not lazy. You’re not scattered. And you’re not lacking ambition.


What you’re missing—if you’ve felt stuck, stalled, or overwhelmed—is structure.

Most of us set goals that reflect the magnitude of our dreams… but we build systems that are barely strong enough to hold our morning coffee routine.


This disconnect is why so many talented, driven, high-potential people burn out.

They’re not trying to do too much—they’re trying to carry it all without a framework.

In the Scale Up Blueprint™, I talk about the power of micro-actions and the compounding effect of consistent systems. Your biggest transformations won’t come from grand leaps. They’ll come from tiny decisions repeated with intention.


Here’s what that means for you:

  • Instead of writing the whole book, start with 15 minutes a day.

  • Instead of overhauling your business, tweak one system per week.

  • Instead of perfecting your strategy, commit to showing up daily—even imperfectly.


The most successful leaders aren’t the ones who always feel ready.They’re the ones who know how to move even when they don’t.


So if you’ve got massive dreams, don’t shrink them down. Scale up your systems instead.

Because you don’t rise to the level of your ambition—you rise to the level of your structure.

 
 
 

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