What is the difference between a wish and specific goals #shorts

15 Nov 2022 · 1 min
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TJ Walker explains why "I'd like to lose weight" is a wish, not a goal. A real goal is specific and measurable: lose seven and a half pounds by July 1st. Wishes are vague desires; goals have numbers and deadlines.

Questions this video answers

Lose seven and a half pounds.

By July 1st.

In the next four weeks.

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