Are you willing or unwilling to? Learn to face the truth about your goals or perhaps New Year’s resolutions. It’s not enough to say you want it -you need to ask yourself if you’re willing to pay the price to achieve it.
most people set goals on what sounds good or what others expect of them. Align your actions with your priorities and ignore societal expectations.
Write down your goal and steps to achieve it. Then ask if you are willing to do what it takes to achieve it. If the answer is no, revise your goals to reflect on what you genuinely want.
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