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Does this sound familiar? Something happens—a milestone birthday, a crisis, or the calendar changes to a new year—and you resolve to get into shape, to save money or to be a better person. But time passes and life gets in the way. The goals you set get forgotten until you step on the scale or have another unexpected expense. Over time, guilt and feelings of failure can build up.
Often, how successful you are at meeting goals isn’t a matter of willpower or dedication. Whether you meet the goals you set may have more to do with how you phrase them. You may be setting yourself up for failure without even realizing it! Next time you decide to do something, try using these three tips as you set your goals.
VNSNY CHOICE Editorial Team