Register Now for Q2 Goals Day (March 25th)
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What can I do today to build the life of my dreams?
Matt, Nate, and I host a goals workshop every quarter, to help our members make the most progress towards their goals.
On March 25th, for the first time, we are opening up part of the Q2 Goals Day Workshop to our 10,000 Heroes listeners.
We will each present on different aspects of quarterly goal setting, and how to align your actions with your long-term goals. If you want a sneak peak of what we do in the program, with actionable techniques you can use today, please join us!
The event will last 2 hours and be done through zoom.
Register in advance using this link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87964024780?pwd=MUJyKzVYcjdJRVk2M2wxczB2c05xdz09
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