Your Best Year Ever: A 5-Step Plan for Achieving Your Most Important Goals

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To accomplish anything, we have to believe we’re up to the challenge.

The first key difference between an unmet goal and personal success is the belief that it can be achieved.

Here’s an example so you can see it in action.

Black-and-white thinking. That’s when we assume we’ve failed if we don’t achieve perfection. Reality is usually a sliding scale, not a toggle switch.

Many limiting beliefs have a kernel of truth in them. That’s what makes them so convincing. But they’re not the whole truth.

“Why is this goal important to me personally? What’s at stake both positively and negatively?”

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motivation to change.

“I can do anything I want. I just can’t do everything I want.”