Goals and direction

Six questions to ask when pursuing your goals

A goal can remain distant when it is described only as something you should want. Useful change becomes easier when you know what the goal would alter in your ordinary week.

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Make the outcome specific

What would you be doing differently? What would other people notice? What would you stop postponing? What would become possible if the old pattern was no longer making the decision?

The answers reveal whether the goal belongs to you or has been inherited from somebody else's expectations.

Notice the repeated obstacle

A plan matters, but so does the automatic response that appears when you begin. Perfectionism, fear of judgement and waiting to feel ready can all turn preparation into avoidance.

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