Gentle Discipline - Week 5
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Research suggests that conventional goal setting activates the "rational part" of our brain.This leads to short term fixes but it rarely motivates us long term. An embodied vision - a possible future that motivates us long term - is created when we learn how to be in the present moment and we ask questions that begin to evoke hope in us. If you've been wanting to get into the habit building part of this series, we are starting this week.
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