How NOT to Set Goals (Why S.M.A.R.T. goals are lame)

Why "smart goals" keep us playing small.
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Are S.M.A.R.T. goals ruining people's lives? Is there a better way to think about our dreams and goals than to make them so "smart" - specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time-bound? In this episode of The Charged Life, high performance coach and motivational legend Brendon Burchard shares how to dream big and be bold again.

Brendon Burchard is a #1 New York Times bestselling author whose books include THE CHARGE, THE MILLIONAIRE MESSENGER, and LIFE'S GOLDEN TICKET. He is also the founder of High Performance Academy, the legendary personal growth and development training for achievers. Larry King named Brendon "one of the top motivation and marketing trainers in the world."

After a car accident at 19 years old inspired him to turn his life around and follow his dreams, and then having the blessings to become a multimillionaire writer and trainer by the age of 32, Brendon has dedicated his life to helping others find their charge and share their voice with the world. He is now one of the most in-demand motivational speakers and high performance coaches in the world.

The Charged Life is a weekly show full of #motivation, #inspiration, and #high performance strategies with personal growth trainer Brendon Burchard. Filmed in one take, without any notes or prompter, the show has become one of the most viewed personal growth video series in the history of Youtube. It's also been the #1 Podcast in all of iTunes, and is regularly a top podcast in Self-Help and Health categories around the globe. Subscribe to the free podcast here: https://itun.es/i66Y78r .

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