Bored of your goals? How about injecting some play?  A goal is
only as good as the action it inspires. However well formed,
well planned and well-intentioned a goal is, the proof of the
pudding is in the doing.  But as my potty-training toddler is
reminding me right now, people only ever do what they want to
do.  I don’t know about you, but sometimes the serious business
goals of x number of customers and £s of turnover just don’t
grab me.  And in my experience, if a goal doesn’t grab you by
the heart, or the guts (or anywhere else for that matter!) and
inspire you to take action, it’s just going to weigh you down
and wear you out.  So here’s an idea. What if your goals were
more like play? What would that look like?  Let’s see.  Play is
personal  Whenever I run goal-setting sessions, I always start
with dreams. The kind of crazy dreams you have as a child rather
than realistic goals. The usual suspects of big house and
holidays tend to come out first. But when we dig down deeper, we
find the ones that are pe