This is Steveer Robbins.

Welcome to the Get It Done guys, quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

Goals.

I just love goals.

Well, sometimes I hate goals.

But then I love them again, because when we set goals, we can reach them.

But often, we set goals and proceed blindly ahead, assuming that the goal is a good

one. And then there we are, standing at the International Bubblegum Blowing Championship,

blowing our little hearts out, and suddenly we realize that the bubble we've blown is so big

that if it pops, it just might destroy our entire outfit, not to mention that Gucci

haircut that means so much to us.

Becoming number one in bubblegum?

Probably not the right goal.

We should have seen that coming.

So, how do we nip bad goals in the bud?

How do we tell if a goal is worth pursuing before we start pursuing it?

One of my earliest professional mentors and friends, Joseph Yeager of Linguistics, taught me a perfect framework.

Ah, it's spring.

And Bernice is setting her goals.

Let's find out how Joe's framework can help.

Bernice is feeling romantic.

As owner of the Green Growing Things Plant Store, she's decided to create a massive

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