In our last blog we explored the idea of reclaiming our futures - the first step of which was understanding our thinking patterns. The gist was that if our thinking files are corrupted, we need to switch off, wait at least three seconds and reboot.

This is especially important before attempting this second step of the quest: Know What You Want. Goal-setting springs to mind when we think about what we'd like to happen, hence our urge to publish a blasphemous headline..

SMART goals are rubbish!

And before you smash your palms to your forehead in total disbelief, let’s try to qualify that statement. In fact, let’s backtrack - SMART goals aren’t totally rubbish. They’re useful in terms of helping you clarify tasks and straightforward objectives. But meh - how does the A for Achievable help our dreams come true?