Sabotaging Your Life Success With Unachievable Goals

There is psychological safety in having unattainable goals. I didn’t know this until I traced the footsteps of my past and realised I’ve been doing this my whole life. For years and years, I’ve been making extravagant goals in an attempt to make myself feel good but destroy any aspect of success in the future. Maybe you’ve been the victim of this too. <h1>The footsteps of unachievable goals</h1> It’s January 2018 or 2019, I can’t remember. I’m sitting with a new notepad, I’ve just cracked the spine, the pages are crisp, I’m anxious to write the wrong thing. At the top of the page, I write a simple header: New Year Goals I tap my pen on the paper. What shall I write? I’ve been here before, let’s not write anything wild, let’s get sensible. I think categories. Health, wealth and well-being. A few goals for my pocket, a few for my body and a few for my mind. Perfect. I start with bullets, topic one, wealth: <ul> <li>Start and run a successful business</li> <li>Earn $1 million by the end of the year</li> <li>Quit my job</li> </ul> <a href="https://medium.com/mind-cafe/sabotaging-your-life-success-with-unachievable-goals-3b39b077c20f">Click Here</a>