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More on Goal Setting
Some further thoughts on goal setting as it relates to self-improvement: Most of the self-help programs out there (at least, the ones that charge a substantial fee and consist of more than a single volume book) assume that the reason … Continue reading
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The Perils of Goal Setting
Since the age of twelve, I have been exposed to the field of self-improvement. My father collected and read books on the subject — Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People, Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich, Norman … Continue reading
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