Goal Setting & Achievement Podcast: Business|productivity

Look, you know how it feels...like an itch under your skin. You're working on a project, making good progress, and then BAM! Someone swears by a new tool, or that side hustle concept your friend is gushing about suddenly appears to be far superior to what you're doing. The next thing you know, your perfectly set plans are accumulating dust as you spin your wheels with whatever dazzling object piques your interest. We have all been there. It's called shiny object syndrome (SOS), and it's more than just an annoyance; it's a stealthy saboteur of goals, desires, and, let's be honest, our mental health also. The allure of the new, the promise of the next big thing—it's powerful stuff! But, the reality is, SOS isn't about the item; it's about what we want that new thing to fix. Why Do Those Shiny Objects Have Us Hooked?Shiny Object Syndrome Fallout is More Than Just a DistractionHere's what nobody tells you about shiny object syndrome: it's not just about waste