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Goals vs. Dreams

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The Inside STORY with Keith Kalfas

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The discussion shifts to the distinction between a goal and a dream. The speaker illustrates this by stating that an unrealistic desire, like making $4 million with minimal tools and effort, is merely a dream that will never materialize. Conversely, a goal is realistic, broken down into achievable chunks, such as aiming for $4,000 a month, which translates to $1,000 a week or one project per week. This structured approach makes aspirations attainable.

Goal: Differentiate between an actionable goal and an unattainable dream

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most people down he starts to talk about goals and the difference between a goal and a dream and what he tells us is that if you write something down such as I want to achieve $4 million in one year and you have a shovel in a rake and you're not willing to get up before 9:00 in the morning that's a dream you might as well go back to sleep because it's never going to happen but if you can put something more realistic down such as I want to make $44,000 in a month you can then break that down into I need to make $1,000 per week and that means I need to complete one project per week that's a goal that's the difference between putting something down that you can accomplish and something that will never happen goes on to say every dog thinks

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