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Psychology · 20 min

Shoot for the Moon

By Richard Wiseman

Unpack the psychological intricacies of ambitious goal-setting. This episode reveals why focusing on the process, embracing setbacks, and cultivating intrinsic self-belief are more critical for genuine achievement than merely aiming high, moving beyond simple motivation to sustainable progress.

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Psychology
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“Unpack the psychological intricacies of ambitious goal-setting. This episode reveals why focusing on the process, embracing setbacks, and cultivating intrinsic self-belief are more critical for genuine achievement than merely aiming high, moving beyond simple motivation to sustainable progress.”

— Richard Wiseman, Shoot for the Moon

What it is about

ambitious goals, psychology of achievement, goal setting

Who it is for

Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of ambitious goals, psychology of achievement, goal setting and better judgment in how they apply it.

The author

Richard Wiseman brings a credible and useful lens to ambitious goals, psychology of achievement, goal setting, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.

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Richard Wiseman

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