Avoid These 5 Mistakes To Crush Your Health Goals

Focus on This

Michael Hyatt

Timemanagement, Productivity, Organization, Planning, Achievement, Education, Worklifebalance, Business, Michaelhyatt, Focus, Goals

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🗓️ 13 May 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Marissa and Ken break down the top five mistakes people make when chasing those health goals.

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0:00.0	Hey guys, what do you think is worse? Living in constant reaction mode or missing the goals that
0:07.6	matter most? Well, what if I told you both problems stem from the same route? And you can actually
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0:52.8	All right, Kenwell, it's no secret that this quarter, full focus, is focusing on wellness and health.
0:53.3	Yes.
0:59.2	And we've invited a lot of you listening and joining us on this challenge and this journey.
0:59.9	But there are five things that if you do them, if you, like, enter into these five
1:05.9	mistakes, your host on your health goals.
1:09.5	Yeah.
1:09.7	Let's dig into them because there are really common mistakes.
1:12.6	They're extremely common.
1:13.4	Most people don't even realize it.
1:14.8	We might even be doing some of these.
1:17.0	No.
1:18.0	No, never.
1:19.0	Oh, you're perfect.
1:19.7	Yes.
1:20.0	Got it.
1:20.3	Okay.
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