It's not an overly complicated system full of useless theory.

It's all about taking action.

Before I explain to you exactly what I mean--and I will, very soon--I want to explain to you where I was about a year ago...

My name is Melanie Fine, and I was a goal-setting junkie. At the end of 2010, I had spent nearly $20,000 on books, seminars, conferences, and systems... from the latest and "greatest" gurus, experts, and psychologists to the older theorists from nearly thirty years ago.

Basically, anyone who thought they could teach me to achieve my goals, I had read or listened to.

Given that tidbit, you'd think that I'm the most productive, organized, and accomplished woman on the planet, right? Some sort of Brian Tracy - Franklin Covey hybrid billionairess, just because of how many goal-setting theories, techniques, and systems are all stuffed into my noggin.

You'd be shocked at what a disorganized, unmotivated, and unaccomplished person I really am. 

Was, I should say.

At the time, even though I'd spent years (and half a college tuition) studying goal-setting, productivity, time management, and self-improvement, I was no different from the year before... or the year before that...

Me! The goal-setting, productivity savant was the one being mocked by a giant ball falling from the sky. 

But really, last year, when the ball fell to ring in 2011... the realization hit me hard. Months of time, wasted, flashed before my eyes in the final 10 seconds of the year.

I wanted to scream! I wanted to scream for the ball to stop and give me a magical do-over of 2010. I wanted to shake myself and demand to know what I was doing wrong. 

As everyone around me celebrated with champagne and noise-makers, I sat, deep in thought for the next half hour. 

Finally, the epiphany hit me. 

I was a goal-setter. NOT a goal-ACHIEVER!

I realized there is a huge difference between learning about productivity theories and time management systems... and actually putting those theories and systems into practice.

It seems like a very simple, obvious difference.

But the difference in the results between the two is profound.

Goal-setters may never actually accomplish their goals. Goal-achievers always do. 

So, right after that mean, sarcastic, and epiphany-inspiring ball dropped from the sky, I got to work.

I spent an entire week, from sun-up to sun-down, scouring my notes, books, and video archives for all of the best goal-setting theory ever created.

From there, I developed something amazing.

The 7-Step Success Action Plan for Finally Achieving All of Your Goals is an ACTION-packed plan for getting where you need to be quickly and simply.

Though it may have a long name, the 7-Step Success Action Plan is the foolproof, step-by-step blueprint that came from my $20,000-worth of goal-setting archives.

But the amazing thing about this plan is that there's no fluff. There is only enough theory to  make sure you understand why you're doing what you're doing. 

This is the purest concentration of action that I could possibly...