Short transcript of a conversation (Dean Graziosi and another speaker) referencing a 50-year Harvard study of successful people and asserting the single common factor: they set goals. The speakers emphasize that background, wealth, grades, and ethnicity did not determine success — goal-setting did. The clip promotes the importance of goals.
You ever saw that 50 year Harvard study? Do you know there's.
Only one common denominator.
Between a 50 year study of the most successful people from Harvard? Did you ever see that study?
The only common thread of the most.
Successful people at.
Harvard didn't matter what.
Ethnic background.
Where they came from, if.
They were rich or they were poor, if they got great grades or shitty grades.
You know, the only common.
Factor of.
The most successful.
People at Harvard was they set goals. So how important are goals? I think they're extremely important.
