EPISODE · Jul 8, 2025 · 23 MIN
Episode 24: Be a Goal Achiever – Not a Goal Setter
from To Your Success! Podcast · host Christer Johnsen
If you want a fun and purpose-filled life, you need to have goals and a clear path to achieving them. Today is all about optimising your life and habits to support that journey, beginning with the action plan that helped us reach our goals during a sailing trip in the Balearic Sea. Join us as we discuss the differences between a goal setter and a goal achiever, how to become a doer, an in-depth definition of “goals,” and the fear holding many of us back from our dreams. We unpack the characteristics of a goal achiever, the role of self-leadership, why goal acceptance matters, and where imagination fits in. You’ll also learn why goal achieving is a mental and personal process, how to fix your “I am” statements (and why it’s necessary to do so), and how radical acceptance can unlock real progress. Tune in to start turning your goals into reality, one intentional step at a time!Key Points From This Episode:Insight into the action plan that helped us achieve our goals. Goal achievers versus goal setters (and how to become an achiever). Defining “goals” and the fear holding people back from achieving them. Characteristics that define goal achievers. Understanding the role of self-leadership in reaching your goals. Goal acceptance, how the universe works, and where imagination fits in.The mental process of goal achieving and the time and effort it requires. “I am” statements: understanding goals as a personal endeavour. Radical acceptance, manifestation, and why goals are vital for progress. 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
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