"Have to" and "Want to" goals
- Have to” goals are set externally ( e.g.: a doctor tells you that you should lose weight) and may be more effortful to reach;
- “Want to” goals are the ones you feel internally motivated to accomplish (you do your workout because you love how it makes you feel) and usually don't need as much self-control.
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