Goal setting is so much a key to success that it’s cliche.
Goal setting is so much a key to success that it’s cliché. We know it, but most of us don’t do it. First, we want you to know that this is NOT just another lame goal-setting program: It gives you EVERYTHING you need to set achievable goals and achieve your breakthrough.
Second, regardless of how cliché it is, setting goals is VITAL if you want any chance of fulfilling your dreams in your career or personal life. Most people only consider their goals once per year—around New Year’s Eve. According to a study published by the University of Scranton, people who don’t set goals are missing out because those who explicitly make resolutions are 10 times more likely to attain their goals than those who don’t. Ten times more likely. Those are some good odds!
However, your odds could be much, MUCH greater. What if you could learn what those who succeed at their goals actually DO differently than everybody else… and then DO THAT? Well, you can!
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professional speakers, trainers, and coaches
Joeel and Natalie Rivera are professional speakers, trainers, and coaches. Their mission is to provide tools that empower people to ignite their dreams, unleash their potential and fulfill their purpose. Through their company, Transformation Services, Inc., they provide digital content publishing, online courses, and life coach training programs that act as a catalyst for personal empowerment. Joeel is a former psychology professor with a Master’s Degree in Counseling and Education and is currently completing his dissertation for his Ph.D. in Psychology, with an emphasis on happiness. Using the science of psychology and human potential, they train leading edge entrepreneurs, leaders, life coaches, and individuals how to master the power of their mind and create their destiny. They are serial entrepreneurs who challenge and inspire others to take their power back through self-employment as INDIEpreneurs, (self-employed freedom junkies). Between the two of them, they’ve started over a dozen businesses, from photography to a non-profit teen coaching center, and from an import business to a holistic virtual office. They became INFOpreneurs in 2014 when they fully transitioned their print magazine into digital format because they found they could reach an exponential, worldwide market at a fraction of the time and cost. They closed their physical offices and began converting their in-person workshops and speeches into information products and online courses. Then, in 2015 they received a proverbial “kick in the pants” to go “all-in” when Joeel fell ill after traveling overseas. Unable to leave the house, they continued reach and inspire their market by creating 50 online courses in only 2 years, including digitizing their popular life coach training programs and certifications. Today, they have served 300,000+ students from 195 countries. Visit http://www.transformationacademy.com
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It was comprehensive and well executed. Some good points/strategies were taken away from it.
Great insight, great advise on how to stay on track with achieving any type of goal
Useful information and some good worksheets.
The course is interesting, relatable, but quite generic.
