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The topic we're going to talk about today is simply when goals are irrelevant. I was playing with this title going back and forth,

and I was going to say when goals are overrated, but goals really aren't overrated because when you're

trying to accomplish something,

everything starts with a goal.

I mean, I always say goals are the easy part, right?

Because you still have to come up with a strategy and then the tactics.

Remember, goals are where you're going, strategy, what you're going to do to get there.

Tactics are how you'll do it.

It gets harder as you go. I say goals are fun.

Plans and strategies are easy. Tactics are hard. But they're not really overrated because it all does start with the goal.

But it can become irrelevant. The goal can become irrelevant if we're not doing a lot of other little things that help us reach that goal.

So I thought this was a better title. And I just see so many people over the years in athletics and business, they're really great at planning the future.

And they've got all these great goals and dreams and they have have these really nice plans, and it doesn't get done.

They don't really change anything about who they are.

They don't change their habits, their mindset, their character choices,

where they spend their time, with whom they spend it.

And they kind of just make those goals irrelevant. Those goals

eventually can start to mock you over time with, hey, look at me. Here's what could have been

and should have been. If you'd have done, what you should have done. And so I want to just to be

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