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So this brand new blog is my way of opening dialogue about goal achievement and staying in reality.

My ultimate goal? To experience MY life!

I am a student and I've recently started to focus on goal achievement as an extension of research that I did in my Masters Degree. Basically, I want to learn as much as possible about how different people achieve their goals from both the mental and physical side and then share that with whoever out there is interested! I will share my experiences in testing my own methods on myself and see where I get.

Which activities are a priority for me? School, music, running, and TRUE experience, both with people and the environment. Experiencing all of those things with a minimal amount of debt is also of great interest to me!

So what do I think about the mental and physical side of goal achievement? I have spent the last 8 years of my life studying the mental side of this in a very practical way: I have been studying music performance. For those who may have never studied music or sports, it is a supreme exercise in the fine art of mental focus. While there are many physical skills that take years to master, the ultimate skill is having control over your mental focus. Don't believe me? Try winning a tennis game if you can't keep your eye on the ball!

Nowadays, I have shifted my attention to the physical side of goal achievement. I am studying Human Anatomy and Chemistry in a quest to understand the physical processes that help people achieve their goals. While what I just said about mental focus is certainly true, try winning that same tennis game if you can't swing a racquet. It can't be done, even if the game is a simple one.

So what am I trying to say? Which one is more important? The heart of the matter is this: The more you learn about one, the more you realize that it is 100%, entirely and beautifully entangled in the other.