About this episode

This episode explores the reasons behind people's varying attitudes towards setting goals and the psychological barriers that can hinder commitment.

It's EOFY here in Australia, and everyone's talking about the g-word. Goals. Ask ten business owners how they feel about that word and half of them will visibly flinch. In this episode, we unpack why some people set goals easily and pivot without a second thought, while others quietly dread committing to a number out loud. It usually comes down to trust — some of us rely on the data we can see right now and stay wary of what the future might hold. We also get into why "what if I don't make it?" is usually the real thing holding people back, long before the goal itself does. You'll learn why understanding your own wiring changes how goals feel, and why the word "yet" might be the most powerful tool in your vocabulary. 👉 Subscribe for more on working with your natural time style, not against it.

People in this episode

Hosts: Ildi Racz-Prosser, Pooja Kelkar

Topics covered

• goals
• business
• trust
• commitment
• personal development
• mindset

Keywords

• goals
• business owners
• trust
• commitment
• mindset
• personal development
• data
• future

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Australia

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