How to Set Effective Goals,
Setting goals is a powerful way to motivate and direct your life, but too many people are setting the wrong type of goals. To make sure that you’re setting effective goals, we've scoured the research for advice from professional psychologists and goal consultants who have helped their clients reach their full potential.
You'll want to read this post if you are interested in:
- How to set a personal long-term goal?
- How to set a short-term goal?
- Why setting goals can be so helpful?
And much more!
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