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098 The Psychology of Change: How Athletes Can Turn Intentions into Lasting Goals

098 The Psychology of Change: How Athletes Can Turn Intentions into Lasting Goals

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Key Takeaways for this episode for athletes and high performers:

  • Reflection & Goal-Setting: Acknowledge where you’re at and use the new year as a time for intentional change.
  • Brain’s Resistance to Change: Understanding how your emotional brain fights against new routines and how to push through.
  • Neuroplasticity: The brain’s ability to rewire itself makes change possible with consistent, disciplined action.
  • Small Wins Matter: Focus on incremental progress to build momentum and avoid perfectionism that leads to burnout.
  • Breaking Down Big Goals: Learn how to set smaller, manageable steps to make large goals more achievable.
  • Intentions vs. Goals: Intentions are vague, but concrete goals are specific, measurable, and actionable.
  • The Intention-Action Loop: Link your intentions to clear actions for better results.
  • Consistency Over Perfection: Embrace consistency and be flexible when life (and disruptions) get in the way.
  • Visualization & Mental Rehearsal: Use visualization techniques to prepare for obstacles and reinforce your goals.
  • SMART Goals: Learn how to turn intentions into specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals.

Actionable Tips:

  • Break down one intention into a SMART goal this week.
  • Track your progress, stay consistent, and embrace setbacks as learning opportunities.

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