How failing at my goals broadens my perspective

Last week I asked what you learned about your February goals, whether you achieved them or not.

For the goals I achieved in February, they helped me broaden not only my perspective, but also finetune my focus.

For the goals I didn’t achieve in February, I learned I need to tighten up my planning more and ensure I have contingencies in place when the unexpected occurs.

The most important question to ask yourself is, do you feel like you’re progressing. It doesn’t matter if you ticked off every goal or only one. If you feel like you’re moving forward, then that’s what’s most important. Because if you have momentum, then you can use it to achieve more this month.

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