"Stating a goal does not really have value other than defining it for yourself, which allows you to perceive it more.

e.g. Let's say you want to become stronger. You create symbol of weight machine. Neither you or weight machine exist, but the relationship between the two things does. It is this relationship that is being interacted with, it has its own consciousness. As you interact more with your self (perceiving more of a particular consciousness?), when interacted with by a certain brand of logic (lift and lower weights) it has the effect of squaring its own value (in this case, the result is larger muscle in your more relative reality [your body]).

This is the same as we do with all things, but if we interact with the weight machine a different way, (use it as a bed) then we have a new logic and thus will experience a different reality (stronger dreams perhaps? ;) ).

There is a path to anything, when you define your goal, there already exists a path to get there, you are simply telling your brain to show you more of what it sees. Which allows you to perceive the possibilities that were always present that you could not perceive because they were not yet relevant. And thus your larger muscles, are represented over and over as you interact with your symbol ( perhaps first by the weight machine, then by protein powder, then by a huge plate of chicken breasts, until finally it is represented by your intent [larger stronger muscles])

"The point is to make one symbol relative to an other symbol"

The genius is the bridge, you are just mapping concepts and anything you imagine can be mapped. The genius allows you to make an unrelated perspective relative by creating a bridge for it when none may have existed previously.

While the linear approach will work, Chaol mentions mapping a relationship for something you want as opposed to the thing itself (I.E. bentley replacement receipt vs. bentley) The map does not have to be singular, the more you map the merrier. If your key fob is broken, don't map a new keyfob, map to 1 symbol:

The feeling of pressing down the button you need,
The sound of the garage opening,
your excitement that a genius just worked,
your dedication to making another genius because this worked so well,
the sight of inside your garage as the garage door veil lifts,
the feeling of the breeze as you walk to the front of your garage,
etc.

The more relationships mapped, the more you are interacting with the relationships around the perspective that you desire.