by Michael Robinson
Have you ever thought that the feeling of not having the time to achieve your personal goals may be an assumption that you need more time than you have now?
Have you heard of "self-serving bias" and "external locus of control" in psychology?
They both refer to someone feeling like their failures are due to things outside of their control. Some people believe that their environment and other people are responsible for their failures in life.
Feeling like there isn't enough time to achieve personal goals is a decent excuse, and it seems to be out of our control. But then, there's the realization that we make time to do other things instead.
This, now, seems to be a priority issue.
Do you find yourself choosing to do things other than what's going to get you ahead in life?
Maybe you don't have the time...
...but here are some things that you can do to have more time to achieve your personal goals.
Take this short list seriously, because a life filled with regret from never achieving your personal goals can be psychologically painful.
...and last a very long time.
Here's what you can do:
Below are common challenges that get in the way. Although they're common, they're not friendly. These challenges can last a lifetime.
Overcoming these challenges can remove years of stress and worry from your life, and get you the results you want in life.
What's in your way?
Becoming the best version of yourself becomes much easier once you become clear on who you want to be, and have a better understanding of why you do the things you do and don't do.
And overcoming self-sabotage becomes easier once you recognize what's holding you back.
