Back out of that parking space and put your life in drive.
As we close the first quarter of a new decade, it’s a good time to pause and reflect on the past decade before planning for the next ten years in front of us. Are you where you thought you would be right now? As the decades keep passing by, what can we do to ensure we achieve the goals that will matter to us most in life? How do we know we are living a life we will one day look back on and be proud? Today, Janet Pilcher focuses on what to consider as we set goals for a meaningful life.
This episode addresses questions, such as:
- How do we ensure we achieve the goals that will matter most to us in life?
- What should we consider as we set goals for ourselves?
- Why should you push yourself to set more challenging goals?
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