01:31 I've been a member of The Only Network for over three years now and one of the things they do is invite us all to answer a question as we're going around the room making our introductions. So, a little while ago i went to one of those online networking meetings and the question we were asked to answer was Do you achieve your goals? So I don't know about you, but to me that question feels a bit confronting and it might be because it feels like it needs a yes-no answer when in reality is rarely that simple. Because even if we don't achieve a goal there's often learnings to be had along the way so I tend not to look at it as this sort of pass fail situation but
02:08 But we were among friends in this networking group and it was really fascinating to hear the range of responses in the room. So some people were incredibly confident in saying that yes they achieved their goals, whilst others were courageous and honest in sharing how difficult they find it And some folks said they're really good at setting and achieving longer-term goals, whilst for others it was the exact opposite and they can do things in the moment but they struggle to think longer term. Some people said that great at starting lots of lots of things but not so great finishing them that they get carried away that they never achieve their goals because they're already ridiculously busy and are trying to do too much
02:45 There was a real range of views and experience in the room which I think beautifully highlights how different we all are. And as you know helping people meet their goals is my thing, that's what i do, I absolutely loved listening to everyone sharing so openly and honestly this really was my kind of conversation And as always with these things, as you're listening to other people speak, you're also thinking what am I going to say when it's my turn to answer. So what did i say? When it was my turn to answer whether or not I achieved my goals well...I said yes and no because if my goal is outcome driven so to generate a certain amount of income or welcome a certain number of people into Make It Happen Club for example then NO! I don't always meet that goal and I'm okay with that as long as I've put the work in and done what I needed to do