Your goals aren’t failing because you lack discipline.They’re failing because they were designed for perfect conditions.Unlimited energy.No interruptions.Plenty of time.That version of life doesn’t exist.Real life shows up fastPressure at work, family demands, low-energy weeksAnd most goals collapse the moment conditions change.Not because you didn’t want them enough.But because they were fragile by design.Here’s the mistake I see capable, disciplined people make:They build goals that rely on motivationInstead of systems that work under pressure.Strong goals aren’t rigid.They’re resilient.They bend without breaking.They integrate into real life instead of competing with it.That’s what I’m unpacking this week on Coaching Weekly,as the resident executive coach at Phoenix FM.“How to Design Goals That Survive Real Life.”If your goals are already wobbling this year,This conversation will change how you approach achievement.