Goal setting: It's something that we know we should do, but do we always do it? And if we do, are we setting effective and appropriate goals that are pushing us to succeed or setting us up for failure?
When we look at our lives and want to improve our health, our running, or just our life in general, we should be setting goals. In this episode, you will learn:
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