Goals Without Attachment

Setting goals can often lead to unhappiness if one becomes overly attached to the outcomes. By removing the blindfold and acknowledging the targets, individuals can improve their aim and performance. Embracing the journey and the desire to achieve is a natural part of being human, and it's okay to continuously set new goals after reaching the previous ones.

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