MBA492 Guest Teacher: John Lee Dumas- How to Set SMART Goals
Our guest teacher today is a good friend of ours and a highly successful podcaster and entrepreneur, John Lee Dumas from Entrepreneur on Fire. He is also the founder and the author of the Freedom Journal which just got released. In this book, he shows you how you can accomplish your goals in just a hundred days! A timely topic as it is the start of the year and the time to set goals. Not just goals but SMART goals (which is an acronym that he’ll explain in this lesson). So if you want to set your goals and actually accomplish them, let’s hear it from John Lee Dumas right now! Press play!
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