GOAL Language - Get Your Goal

In This Episode

Today, we’re talking about the LANGUAGE you use to think + talk about your GOAL, because using imprecise wording could be THE thing that’s holding you back.

Thank you for clicking on this one, because I know the title doesn’t really say a lot. But, trust me, this is a Fitness Matter that matters to YOU if you want to accomplish your GOAL.

Today, we’re chatting about the LANGUAGE you use to think and talk about your GOAL, because using imprecise wording could be THE thing that’s holding you back.

Join me for this conversation and find out:

⚡️ The difference between GOALS and TASKS
⚡️ What you’re REALLY doing when you wish or try or hope for your goal
⚡️ How changing ONE WORD might be the thing that makes it all click

My friends, I totally want you to get your GOALS! So, tell me: what LANGUAGE are you going to use to get them?

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Meet the Host

Hello, friend. I’m Pahla B – master-certified Life & Goal Coach, journaling expert, and fellow ambitious woman with big goals and a busy brain.

If you’ve ever felt lost on the journey to your goal – you’re not alone, and you’re in the right place.

This podcast is where clarity begins.

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