Psychology Fact – If You Want to Succeed,
Don’t tell everyone your goals, because it chemically ( release of happy harmon dopamine) satisfies the brain and that’s similar to completing it.
Peter Gollwitzer, Professor of Psychology and his collaborators have conducted numerous studies of goal-directed behavior. The Research outcomes suggested, that telling people about your big goal won’t increase the chance of succeeding at all. On the contrary, the more people you tell, the less likely that you’ll succeed. Actually it’s like cheating yourself. The secretion of chemical/ happy harmon reduces the drive to achieve that goal.
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Awesome post and it’s absolutely true. I had experienced it myself and stopped talking about my goals a long time ago. Very well written.
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I too believe in this. You have done a right thing. Thanks.
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Actually, I don’t agree with the learned professor as setting up the goals openly makes us aware of being watched and spurs us on.
Joanna
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Yes, you may disagree Joanna. But to some extent it’s correct.
Secondly it depends, if one is discussing it with the people, who are connected/ team working with it. In that case Certainly it’ll be helpful.
Thanks for your valuable thought.
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Just wanted to add that I am more than happy to be able to read your post in English as the translation section has no English, only Estonian, and Esperanto.
Joanna
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Wely Joanna. I’ll try to check the translator.
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It is our only fact
the goal is death
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🙏
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Thank you! I will be grateful.
Joanna
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Sure! Welcome!
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true 😇
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😊
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Thanks 😊
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