happiness is a decision

Breaking big goals into small steps

Breaking Big Goals Into Small Steps: The Key to Actually Achieving Them

Big goals are inspiring — but they can also feel overwhelming. This guide shows you how to break big goals into small steps, with science-backed strategies, real-life examples, and common pitfalls to avoid. Learn how small actions create momentum and lead to lasting success.

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Accountability and Reflection: The Secret Sauce of Goal Achievement

Motivation fades, but accountability and reflection keep goals alive. In this guide, you’ll learn why these two practices are the secret sauce of goal achievement, plus simple ways to use them, common mistakes to avoid, and reflection prompts you can start today to stay on track.

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How to find your core values and why they matter for goal setting

How to Find Your Core Values (and Why They Matter for Goal Setting)

Most goals fail because they’re not aligned with our core values. This guide explains what values are, why they matter, and how to uncover your own. Discover practical exercises and examples to set meaningful goals that stick — plus a free worksheet to guide you.

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Journal worksheet for how to clear limiting beliefs blocking your goals and rewrite your story

What’s Holding You Back? How to Uncover and Transform the Beliefs Blocking Your Goals

What if the real block to your goals isn’t what you’re doing—but what you’re unconsciously believing? In this post, you’ll uncover the internal scripts shaping your results, then rewire them into empowering beliefs aligned with who you’re becoming. Includes a free worksheet to guide your shift.

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Can you be not very happy but be happy to be?

Happiness is a decision.
This statement has been whirling around my head for months now. When I first read it I thought hell yeah! I read some great articles and quotes on the website and believed that this statement was bang on.
Then I started thinking about this on many levels. And then I thought can you be not very happy but be happy to be?

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