By Ronald Sier via Iris.xyz
There’s a myth about the success of setting goals.
Back in 1953, Harvard University conducted a study on the graduating class. They discovered that only 3% of the graduating seniors had clear, predetermined objectives for their lives.
Twenty years later, another survey was performed with the group. The results showed that the 3% group – the group that set goals and committed those goals to paper – accomplished more in their lives than the 97% who had not written their goals down!
However, there also seems to be evidence that this myth isn’t true.
Now, you can call me pigheaded, but I strongly believe that this myth most certainly IS true. Here’s why:
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