It might happen that when we are chasing our goals, whether they are very ambitious or not, we lose focus at some point, or we start missing the vision we had when we set them. Perhaps we start the journey aggressively, taking significant steps, and then our passion dilutes; we find ourselves tired or poorly motivated. One of the reasons could be our approach to every new project. Once we start our plan with the end in mind, a possible solution is "consistency," plain and simple; taking little steps every day, no rush, no pause.In this episode, after three months into the new year, I've decided to check on new year resolutions. How many of them are delayed, how many failed, how many are on the right track? We will talk about the difference between setting big and small goals and achieving great things by consistently taking small steps. We will put some thought into why 90% of new year resolutions tend to fail and what we can do to prevent it from happening to us. In This Episode, You Will Learn:Being in the good company of 90% of people (1:05)Why sometimes it's hard to focus on our goals (2:40)The 20 miles march (3:01)The moment we get burnout (5:39)What inconsistency can do to us (6:57)Resources:Book: Jim Collins - Great By Choice: Uncertainty, Chaos, and Luck - Why Some Thrive Despite Them All Let's Connect!WebsiteLinkedInInstagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.