by Andrea Goeglein No matter the time of year, when you resolve to strive for a goal, set the goal using one of the many methods that work.  I discuss my preferred way in this current LiveHappy Podcast, but there are a host of methods I respect. One simple method is to create steps by...Read More

The Business of Flourishing  Part 2 – The Strength of Goals and Meaning Saturday, August 18, 2018 When you get to your business or job in the morning, do you wonder is it really worth my time? Do you question if how you are spending your days matters to anyone – especially yourself? Do you...Read More

“I understand,” I say to them.  “But you have dead people’s goals.“ Dr. Susan David, TEDWomen 2017 And clients tell me I am direct!  Clearly, they have never listed to Dr. Susan David’s TED talk. From minute one of her talk, I knew I was going to like this woman and her thinking.  With great...Read More

by Andrea Goeglein No new goals!  I bet you never expected to see a blog from me making that statement.  Okay, so it is a conditional statement.  The full statement is:  No new goals in December. December in the United States has a way of adding so many additional engagements and requirements to your calendar,...Read More

Are your life goals ones that you are committed to, or ones that are convenient to hold? Recently I became acquainted with a master brand strategist, Lou Rubin, Managing Partner of OutGrowth Consulting.  He told me he rode his bike to the office each day.  He lives in New York City.  A few days after...Read More

This week I set an ambitious goal.  I wanted my newest book, Don’t Die with YourSong Unsung, with Gary Russo, to make the top of the Amazon chart in self-help book sales.  I set a goal. I asked for help. The help and love showed up from all over the place. The goal was not...Read More

I once bought a book entitled Living Without Goals just because the title ticked me off so much. The thought of living without goals is so counter intuitive and so alien to me I actually bought the book just to prove the author was wrong. I bought that book 20 years ago. Today I write...Read More

One of the first questions we’re asked as children is, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” In the United States this question literally begins our life-long process of goal setting, especially in our careers. We are encouraged in our culture to set goals, goals and more goals. We are taught how...Read More

Success by the numbers seems like an easy way to measure your current life success.  C.J. Neff, Private Wealth Advisor for Hightower Las Vegas, moved beyond the numbers.  Yes, it was numbers that got him moving, yet his transition from one satisfying career to another is a model we all could learn from. I invited...Read More