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5 Mistakes To Avoid When Setting Goals | Mel Robbins #Shorts
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0:59Now PlayingDo you want to know how to set your goals so you can achieve them?
Stop making these 5️⃣ mistakes!
Learn more about setting and achieving goals that inspire you on tonight’s episode of The Mel Robbins Podcast 👇
🎧 “How to Set & Achieve Goals: 2 Surprising Science-Backed Steps You Must Follow”
Watch the full episode now!
Topics discussed:
* How to set goals the right way and get incredible results
* Why goal-setting is so important
* The 4 science-backed hacks to use when you’re not sure what your goals should be
* The 3 things all successful goals should have
* 2 components of a goal that almost guarantee you will achieve it
* The 5 mistakes you (and everyone else) make when you set goals
* A powerful question about goals from Columbia University researchers
* The most important thing you should do as soon as you set your goal
This episode is part of a goal setting series you can listen to while filling out my NEW 29page Best Year workbook! Make sure you have yours downloaded and ready to go ⭐
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