As the new year kicks off, it\u2019s a great time to set new goals. If you\u2019re hoping to lose weight , work out , learn more , get a promotion , be more confident , and finally organize your sock drawer , maybe you should just pick one or two at first.
As business site Harvard Business Review explains, we often fail our goals when we don\u2019t have enough investment in achieving them. It\u2019s not that we don\u2019t want to learn a new language or take a pottery class. It\u2019s just that we have other things we care about more. When you divide your focus over a large number of goals, you can\u2019t devote your focus or attention to any of them. Instead, focus on the goals that you\u2019re most passionate about and worry about the rest later:
Capitalizing on the enthusiasm and energy you have for a goal will give you the drive to accomplish that goal. It\u2019s okay to leave some other ambitions on the table and come back to them later when you have more space in your life to pursue it.
Stop Setting Goals You Don\u2019t Actually Care About | Harvard Business Review
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