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Keep it to yourself at first

Keep it to yourself at first

You don't have to tell other people about your goals. 

Peter Gollwitzer found that telling people about your goals can act as a substitute for actually taking action. Announcing our goals can make us feel like we have already done something and result in putting in less effort.

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