The Case for Promising More Than You Can Actually Do

Most people set goals they're pretty sure they can hit. Daniel Yake thinks that's exactly the problem. His argument: when you aim at what's comfortable, you perform at what's comfortable. But when you promise more than you think you can deliver, to yourself, to other people, out loud, you create a gap that forces growth. You figure out how to close it because you have to. The discomfort is the point. It sounds reckless. Daniel makes a pretty good case for it. Full episode also has Nathan Yake breaking down his recent trip to Europe, the architecture, the food in Portugal, and what it made him realize about life back home. Watch the full episode here:    • Why You Should Promise More Than You Can D...   Check out more episodes on Spotify or Apple at Stuff That We Like/Enjoy at Least at This Point in Time! https://open.spotify.com/show/6TY9yGU... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Contact us at [email protected] with any questions, concerns, or corrections! #personalgrowth #bigswings #mindset #overpromise #aimhigher #growthmindset #StuffThatWeLike #podcast #selfimprovement #ambition