
Good Life Project How to Make Big Dreams Happen
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Jan 15, 2026 Goals often fail because they're unrealistic and don't fit real life. Discover the 'Happiness Delay Trap' and how the 'I'll be happy when...' mindset keeps shifting what success looks like. Explore the innovative Success Scaffolding framework, which emphasizes compassion, flexibility, and a supportive structure for meaningful growth. Learn about setting a single, bold goal, and the importance of having a strong support team, while adopting practices that keep you on track even when life gets hectic.
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Goals Break When They Carry Too Much
- Most goals fail not because of weakness but because goals are asked to carry too much weight in messy real life.
- Building humane structure around goals makes growth sustainable without self-attack.
Pick One Big, Meaningful Goal
- Choose one big, bold goal that matters and would create ripple effects if advanced.
- Bold means it stretches you and aligns with your life, not that it's impossible.
Frame Goals With Three Life Buckets
- Use the three 'good life' buckets (vitality, connection, contribution) to frame your goal.
- Start with a longing like 'I want to feel stronger' if a concrete goal doesn't appear yet.



