Everyone is chasing some goal-fitness, revenue, peace, recognition. However, the problem with goals is that we often fail. And when that happens, we tend to abandon our partially accomplished goals in favor of new, shiny ones that seem more achievable, only to repeat the same cycle.
Here’s something different I do consciously. When I hit a wall, I don’t change the goal. I just change my approach. If Plan A isn’t working, maybe it’s time for Plan G. The goal stays the same. Only the path evolves.
One sign you’re getting in your own way? You keep changing the destination instead of the route. Try adjusting the “how” before giving up on the “what.”