001But at least when you set goals, it gets you on the map. Like you've written something down and you're on the map. You're on the road. So it it kind of helps and like, "Oh, well, I don't really want to go there. I think this is a straighter location. I just checked Google and they said this. I think I'm going to go this way." That's totally fine. But goals and actions keep you on the map. They keep you on the road, on the map, or however you want to say it. Like you've got a logical plan. Yeah. And if you if you want to keep to your navigation, yeah, we've got the philosophy. Yeah. You know, you'll notice when you're using your navigation system, when you make a turn different than the navigation system thinks you want, it reroutes you to ultimately keep getting you to your final goal. Yes. And so that's the point. You can change your goal or you can change your route. Yep. Um, but if you're looking at it, if it's written, if it's uh tangible, yeah, you're able to adjust and know what the consequences are of any decision you make. That sounds fantastic. But that's good. You put it into a logical plan and then you get support around following that plan. Yeah.
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Goals & Actions: Stay on the Map (Even When You Reroute!)
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- 2025-04-23
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