Self-improvement goals or achievement goals seem inherently kind of coercive and yucky Gonna try making goals around actions, and specifically the kind of actions that I already have the capability, capacity and confidence to pull off
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Yeah, I think this might have more to do with my personal responses to failure than with the goals themselves I don't do well with the thought of committing to things I might fall short of, or something like that
Maybe helpful thing is that my "goals" are really more like "works in progress" - they don't have a determined end state beyond "can I make this suck less?"
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Yeah, I think even that wouldn't work for me :/ like if I don't feel anything changing or improving I would get frustrated Mine would have to do something like "try a different way of doing x" or "think of 3 different ways of doing x that I haven't tried before" or something
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