Values-Based Goal Setting: The Missing Link to Sustainable Change in Midlife | Midlife Transformation
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“Making progress isn’t always moving forward. Sometimes, it’s about bouncing back. Progress is not only reflected in the peaks you reach — it’s also visible in the valleys you cross. Resilience is a form of growth.”
— Adam Grant, Hidden Potential
Hiden Potential ~ The Science of Achieving Greater Things
Author: Adam Grant https://amzn.to/49pUGQh
Hey y’all.
Welcome back to Grit, Grace & Transformation, soon to be Midlife Renewal, and if you’re listening on Christmas Day, I’m so grateful you chose to spend a few quiet moments here with me.
THE PROBLEM WITH GOALS ALONE
As we move toward a new year, goal-setting is everywhere.
Set the goal.
Write the goal.
Manifest the goal.
Crush the goal.
But here’s the truth most people don’t talk about:
👉 Goals without values are fragile.
When goals are based on pressure, comparison, or what we think we should want, they rarely last — especially when life gets hard… and life will get hard.
If you’ve ever:
- Started the year motivated but burned out by February
- Felt guilt instead of growth around your goals
- Or wondered, “Why can’t I seem to follow through?”
It’s not a discipline problem.
It’s usually a values alignment problem.
Here we are on CHRISTMAS DAY, and
If today doesn’t look like the picture you imagined…
If you’re grieving for someone you lost, and it could also be something that you lost.
If you’re exhausted…
If this year knocked the wind out of you…
Hear this clearly:
👉 Resilience counts.
👉 Rest counts.
👉 Reflection counts.
they all matter ~ Progress doesn’t disappear just because it’s quiet. Sometimes, the most values-aligned thing you can do is pause — not push.
A PERSONAL MOMENT
One of the reasons I care so deeply about this work is because I’ve lived the consequences of goals that weren’t aligned — and the healing that came when values led the way.
Faith.
Mindset.
Physical vitality
Rest.
These aren’t just words to me — they’re survival tools.
And someday, I would truly love to connect with Adam Grant — whether that’s a conversation on his podcast or welcoming him onto Midlife Renewal ~ that is coming very soon, because conversations about growth that include resilience are the ones that actually change lives.
As we close on this Christmas Day, I want to leave you with this:
You don’t need to rush into the new year.
You don’t need to fix everything.
You don’t need a perfect plan.
You just need a true north — and that starts with values.
From my heart to yours, Merry Christmas. May grace meet you exactly where you are, and may the coming year be built on what truly matters.
I’ll see you soon.
Rachael D. Arnold, M.Ed., Certified Incite Life Coach
970.279.1818
https://ggtlife.com/