Day 16 of 30, goal marks _ of a journey, and result is _'s response

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My sixteenth day in my challenge of talking to the camera for 30 days.
Today I went to Yoyogi park. It felt much easier as it wasn't too crowded and people were literally doing all kinds of stuffs there and I was just one of them!
Today I talk about goal, direction, effort, and result.
Goal setting
The importance of direction
You don't control results
Effort influence results, so change your effort if results don't come
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3 окт 2024

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@drewzytran 3 месяца назад

Outdoors!! 🎉 Move toward your goals, but also enjoy the journey.

@xbillao 3 месяца назад

You, too, buddy! enjoy!

@ColeSlawth 3 месяца назад

I understand what you are saying. I would use the word strategy instead of effort though. Effort is more like the amount of energy you put into something vs strategy is the way you put that effort into something. So if one strategy isn't working you can change it. Reaching a goal is like walking on a path in the jungle. Sometimes there will be vines that get in the way and slow your progress but eventually you will learn ways to get through them. But also you will bump into obstacles like a big boulder that can't be moved. So you will have to find a different strategy pass through it. Maybe climb up over the boulder, break the boulder with a pick axe by chipping away slowly, get enough people to help you lift it, or just find another path. Nice outside video, Bill!

@xbillao 3 месяца назад

Yes you get what I'm saying! Strategy is a great word, too! I chose the word effort I think because it gives more of the sense of proactiveness and in-control, but you got what I meant :) thanks for sharing your thoughts, Cole!

@WW_Studios 3 месяца назад

Ayyy! Very interesting indeed!

@xbillao 3 месяца назад

heyhey, I actually thought more about this and maybe will just give a more systematic framework to it later! Thanks for the inspiration from your video :)