“The major reason for setting a goal is for what it makes of you to accomplish it”
— Jim Rohn
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Setting goals isn’t just about achieving the end result; it’s about the changes and growth you go through while trying to reach that goal. For example, if you set a goal to run a marathon, the real value lies in the discipline, fitness, and determination you develop during your training. This process can make you stronger, more patient, and more resilient. It teaches you about dedication, time management, and overcoming challenges. All these skills and qualities stay with you, benefiting other areas of your life, even after you’ve finished the marathon. So, pursuing a goal shapes your character and builds qualities that help you succeed in the future.
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Achievement Goal setting Growth mindset Inspiration Motivation Personal development Purpose Self-discipline Self-improvement Success
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