Caroline Adams Miller

Two places, carolinemiller.com, my name, Think Princess Caroline, like you and I were talking about. Caroline, it was not a common name when I was born. CarolineMiller.com. And then the book has its own website, BigGoalsBook.com. And there's all kinds of case studies broken down throughout history. Here's how these goals were achieved.

And the very top of it is a learning goal or performance goal and then bridge. So I've given examples from sports, from history, from business, so that people can see how this works in real time. So it's all there.

Thank you. I really appreciate this. And again, listeners should buy your book and read it because as I went through it, I was just like, wow, this book is great. And it honors all the things that I hold dear, like credit the researchers who did the work and then do that and create protocols like you did too. So I really appreciate you putting your book in the world and this podcast.

I think you're right. Absolutely both. Thank you.

People think SMART goals is a thing, and it's not. It was a guy in the 80s, George Doran, consultant, just wrote an article for a management magazine, and he created an acronym that was sticky, but it's what I call jargon mishmash syndrome. That acronym means different things all over the world, relatable, realistic. It could be measurable, meaningful.

There is no one acronym that fits SMART goals. It ain't science.

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coming up next on passion struck it doesn't matter if i'm hindu or christian or catholic or jewish or muslim there's one spiritual brain and of course there's one source of life so we have one spiritual brain and we have one source of life we're all spiritual beings and we're on this common shared there's one spiritual journey now we can call it different things there's beautiful faith traditions hashem god jesus a lot but but we're on one spiritual journey together

coming up next on passion struck it doesn't matter if i'm hindu or christian or catholic or jewish or muslim there's one spiritual brain and of course there's one source of life so we have one spiritual brain and we have one source of life we're all spiritual beings and we're on this common shared there's one spiritual journey now we can call it different things there's beautiful faith traditions hashem god jesus a lot but but we're on one spiritual journey together

John, thank you. I am so grateful for your ability to dig deep with such a range of people and to bring this right to the hands of everybody. So thank you for what you bring to us.

John, thank you. I am so grateful for your ability to dig deep with such a range of people and to bring this right to the hands of everybody. So thank you for what you bring to us.

John, thank you. I am so grateful for your ability to dig deep with such a range of people and to bring this right to the hands of everybody. So thank you for what you bring to us.

So John, I've shared in the awakened brain and a bit with you that I am a spiritual person as are many people in our country. And I think the most precious thing we have is our experience. I mean, really in our life, what is our gift from who I call God is our experience. And you bring that experience right into the center of our society.

So John, I've shared in the awakened brain and a bit with you that I am a spiritual person as are many people in our country. And I think the most precious thing we have is our experience. I mean, really in our life, what is our gift from who I call God is our experience. And you bring that experience right into the center of our society.

So John, I've shared in the awakened brain and a bit with you that I am a spiritual person as are many people in our country. And I think the most precious thing we have is our experience. I mean, really in our life, what is our gift from who I call God is our experience. And you bring that experience right into the center of our society.

You bring together really the gold nuggets of what it is to be alive. And you put that right into the center to form almost like a bonfire for our society. So I really want to elevate and appreciate you. Thank you.

You bring together really the gold nuggets of what it is to be alive. And you put that right into the center to form almost like a bonfire for our society. So I really want to elevate and appreciate you. Thank you.

You bring together really the gold nuggets of what it is to be alive. And you put that right into the center to form almost like a bonfire for our society. So I really want to elevate and appreciate you. Thank you.

So, John, I am a scientist. I'm a 25-year scientist at Columbia University. But before I get into the science, I find it's very helpful to not just talk about our human capacity for spirituality, but to offer people a real taste to put both feet in. Would you be open to perhaps starting with, in the language of life, a brief practice today?

So, John, I am a scientist. I'm a 25-year scientist at Columbia University. But before I get into the science, I find it's very helpful to not just talk about our human capacity for spirituality, but to offer people a real taste to put both feet in. Would you be open to perhaps starting with, in the language of life, a brief practice today?