Diana Sabreen

And quite honestly, a lot of them are a series of really annoying little steps.

right that we don't want to spend our time doing which is why it's important that the end goal is something that you actually care for and that you actually want to invest in yeah so barry

Yeah, I would love to.

You guys are asking such interesting questions about distinctions today.

Like,

wishes versus dreams and goals versus dreams and yeah i mean i guess when when i hear the word goal i associate it with like a little bit more dry and boring stuff than dreams right however like goals are really important and they're a big part of it um and you know it's important to to tie in here that i do life and business coaching and i'm in the business of like tying those things together so

A goal could be my goal is to check all my emails today.

Right.

A goal could also be I want to retire on a farm outside of Paris.

Right.

You can call it a goal.

You can kind of you can call it a dream.

But I guess the question is, like, what are the intentions behind it?

And what's the magic behind it?

What's the drive behind it?

So a goal might be, you know, I'm helping you

figure out, you know, your goal is to check your emails, all your emails today, but the end goal is so that you can like move to a farm outside of Paris, right?

So there's big goals and there's little goals.

What I'm wary of is empty goals, right?

And goals that don't have any why.