The Climb Journal
The Climb Journal
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Choosing the Right Goal
Before you plan a single session, it is worth choosing goals that are clear, genuinely your own and few enough to receive real attention.
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Turning a Goal into a Plan You Will Follow
Decades of research suggest that deciding when, where and how you will act can close much of the gap between wanting something and doing it.
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Why Small Steps Beat Big Leaps
The most reliable route to an ambitious goal is rarely dramatic; it is a sequence of modest, visible steps forward that keep you moving.
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Protecting Focus Time in a Busy Week
The work that matters most to your future rarely shouts for attention, so it needs time that is deliberately set aside and quietly defended.
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Habits That Stick: Identity, Cues and Consistency
Lasting habits are built less by willpower than by who you decide to be, the cues you set up and the patience to repeat.
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Replanning Without Guilt
Research on self-compassion suggests that meeting a setback with kindness, rather than harsh criticism, can make it easier to try again.
