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Desired Outcomes: Defining Goals That Drive Action
A desired outcome is the specific result someone strives to achieve—positive or negative, tangible or psychological.
Examples
- Weight loss → lower BMI, better health.
- Promotion → higher role, salary increase.
- Savings → financial security.
- Emotional: happiness, confidence, peace, fear reduction.
Clarifying the desired outcome focuses motivation and guides effective action planning.
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