EPISODE · Aug 27, 2026 · 27 MIN
The last four months | Ep 132
from Success On Your Terms · host Natalie Potts
Most people quietly write off the rest of the year from about September. Head down, coast to Christmas, pick it all up again in January. This episode is about not doing that.Four months is a third of the year. That's enough time to change an enormous amount, if you actually decide to. So instead of drifting to the finish line, Natalie walks you through deciding what these last four months are for, using a visualisation exercise you can do right alongside the episode.It starts, as these things sometimes do, with a book the law of attraction. It ends somewhere more grounded than "woo" suggests: the bit of brain science that explains why writing your dreams down actually works.Grab a pen, a journal, and a favourite drink before you press play.In this episode:The September coast, and why most people stop setting anything new right when they've still got a third of the year leftWhere it all started for Natalie and her different approach to goal settingGetting lost after university, and the moment she realised no one sets your intentions for youThe December 31st exercise: imagining the end of the year as already done, and working backwards from the joyHow big to dream, and why your purpose isn't something you go out and findThe woo and the science: visualisation, orbiting dreams, and the reason you buy a red car and suddenly see red cars everywhereWhy dreams need action, and how to keep driving through the traffic jamsThe identity question: who do you need to be to create the last four months you actually want?Quiet reminder: coasting is a decision too. It's just one you make by not making it.You're invited to join The Founder Reset. We start on 7th September for 5 days. Join here: www.nataliepotts.co.uk/bootcampFollow Natalie: LinkedIn | Instagram | YouTube
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