Episode 12: Reaching Goals the Effortless Way

What if achieving your biggest goals didn’t have to feel like an uphill battle? In this episode, we explore the power of setting a personal standard and defining your life philosophy. We begin with the critical role of goal-setting and the three types of goals Christer uses to shape his future. Next, we discuss the true source of ideas and break down Christer’s personal standard for living, covering mindset, long-term vision, home, relationships, financial freedom, and more. We also examine how a person’s philosophy influences their emotions, decisions, and actions, with real-life examples of its impact and Christer explains why tuning into what truly feels right is more valuable than external opinions (except when fear is the only thing holding you back!) He shares a powerful story about how he and Elin committed to a bold goal and ended up surprising themselves in ways they never expected. If you’re ready to rethink your standards and step into a life that aligns with your true desires, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:How the topic of this episode ties into our goal: to help people to live a full life!The difference between having a standard and having a deliberate standard.Why it is so important to have clearly defined goals. Abraham Hicks’ principle that selfishness produces love for others.Insight into the true power of our thoughts. A, B, and C: three types of goals that Christer prioritises.Answering the question of where ideas come from.What Christer’s ultimate standard for living comes down to. Reasons that he upgrades his standards a few times a year.Understanding that the opposite of a standard is an excuse. A basic definition of a person’s life philosophy. Examples of life philosophies to live by and the impact of each one. Why Christer recommends listening to yourself rather than others.The story of Christer and Elin’s Christmas swimming excursion.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Christer Johnsen CoachingChrister Johnsen Coaching EmailChrister Johnsen on LinkedInChrister Johnsen on InstagramChrister Johnsen on YouTubeChrister Johnsen on FacebookElin Solheim on LinkedIn