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Setting and achieving goals is hard but it doesn't have to be that way!If you're left feeling frustrated with your goals, this podcast is for you.Action-Ables is a weekly podcast that shows you how to pursue your goals without struggling!
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Still Rehearsing? (opens the original)
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You've been thinking about this idea for eight months. You tell yourself you're thinking it through. You're not. You're rehearsing. There's a short film running in your head of this going badly, and every replay makes it feel more true. This episode is about changing that film — not the plot, the picture quality. I'll walk you through the technique live, and it takes about ninety seconds. And no, the answer isn't positive thinking. That one surprised me too. For 1:1 NLP (paid) session, email pad
Why You Keep Setting the Same Goal & What to do (opens the original)
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You've set the same goal more than once this year. Same plan, same energy, and it ended the same way. Not because you didn't want it enough. In this episode I walk you through research that shows roughly half the people who firmly intend to do something never follow through — and why that means the intention was never your problem. You'll hear: The two ways people hold a goal in their head, and why only one of them survives a Tuesday evening The story of a client who'd invested in every method g
From Corporate to Entrepreneur with Milind Kanvinde (opens the original)
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Milind Kanvinde spent two decades inside corporate — project leader, project manager, programme management — before walking out in 2017 to build his own thing. This episode isn't about the decision to leave. It's about the two years on either side of it. Milind breaks down why running your idea "on the side" almost guarantees it stays on the side. The one hobby that quietly kept him afloat for a full year after he resigned. Why he stopped treating other people in his field as competition and wha
It's Not Laziness. It's Biology (opens the original)
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You get home from work. You'd promised yourself that tonight was the night — the side hustle, the gym, the thing you keep pushing to tomorrow. And you don't do it. Then the self-talk starts. Lazy. Undisciplined. Maybe you're not motivated enough! Nothing is wrong with you. What happens to you at 6 PM isn't a character flaw — it's a resource running out. And once you know which one, you stop blaming yourself for the wrong problem entirely. In this episode, I go past the diagnosis and into what I
21 Days to Build a Habit Is a Myth — The Real Number (opens the original)
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Somewhere right now, someone is on day 14 of building a habit and about to quit — because a number they read online told them they're already behind. That number is fake. Here's where it actually came from. In this episode, I break down how a 1960s plastic surgeon's casual observation became the self-help industry's most repeated myth, and what the real research says: a 2009 University College London study tracked 96 people forming new habits and found the minimum number of days it takes to form
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