About Progress

"When we attach anything to our goals--our happiness, worth, value, success--our goals are no longer out becoming . . .[they're] just about needing to achieve to feel something."   Sick of never meeting your goals? Too overwhelmed to even make some in the first place? It's not your method that needs some revamping; it's your motivation.   When you are a recovering perfectionist, you'll have a love-hate relationship with goals. On one hand, you could have a past of going over-the-top, full throttle and letting your goals dictate every moment of your life, only to ALWAYS feel like a failure; on the other hand, you could be so over feeling like a failure that it's too overwhelming for you to even begin making goals at all.   Time to find some middle ground. Want to know the secret behind revolutionizing your goals so they actually work?    You've got to define your "WHY" behind them.   Tiffany Webster joins me in a conversation on this topic today. You can prop us both up as "failed perfectionists," and therefor