The Leader's Journey Podcast

Our Love/Hate Relationship With Goals

01.19.2022 - By Jim Herrington & Trisha TaylorPlay

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It’s the new year and some of us have been planning our new year’s resolutions for months, some of us haven’t and feel guilty about it, and some of us very strictly don’t do resolutions. Our culture is very keen on goal-setting and yet, we wonder how effective that is.  In this episode, we got our whole team together to have a conversation about goals, when they work for us, and when they dont.  - Tying goals to guiding principles and core principles - 12-week or quarterly goals - Setting goals out of a false self - Can goals be too specific? - “If goals are tied to my worth, then I'm going to be in trouble.” - Setting goals around roles and goals. - Begin with the end in mind and plan backward - Daily to-dos focused on making progress toward long-term goals - Tying goals to my dreams for my life - Framing goals for learning and not achievement - Recognizing underlying systemic obstacles - Being goals and doing goals - Extrinsic and intrinsic - Goals as a practice References Click here to check out our team 12-week year Atomic habits  Your Theme by CGP Grey Doing the Math of mission 7 Habits by Stephen Covey Goals: It’s Complicated - The Leader’s Journey Setting Goals that Disrupt Habits and Utilize Systems - The Leader’s Journey

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