How Planning Gets Quickly Derailed (When You Don't Have a Stop-Doing List)

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Recorded27 Jan 2023

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At the start of the year, it's almost natural to want to wipe the slate clean and start doing something new. We create goals, set deadlines and hope like crazy that things will work out well. The part we consistently forget is the "stop-doing" bit. The very same issues that have been a pain in the neck before, will continue to be a nightmare in the future. Why is this stop-doing list so very important?Let's find out in this episode ________________________________________ Next Step: Listen or read How “Doug Hitchcock’s” Goal Setting Worked Wonders—And Why We Successfully Use It Year After Year

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