What Makes Achievement Scientific? The Research You Need to Know

20 Sept 2024 · 2 min
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In this solo‑podcast segment, the speaker argues that achievement can be approached scientifically, citing a 2015 study by Dr. Gail Matthews of Dominican University (published in Psychology Today) that examined how children set and achieve goals. The study identified five specific strategies for effective goal‑setting, which the speaker suggests also apply to adults despite the original research focusing on children. He discusses the role of gamification and mobile apps in enhancing goal attainment, noting that such tools were more effective for children in the study but may still benefit adults today. The segment concludes with a series of promotional calls‑to‑action encouraging listeners to like, subscribe, use free resources, and join the “Maverick” community, with an aspirational goal of mobilizing 100,000 participants to positively impact societal health.

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