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Set your goal for this week: Step 1: Comment your goal to achieve by next Monday - It must be tangible, measurable and within your control - It must act as a promise to yourself to keep you accountable - It can be as easy or hard as you like, main thing is that you achieve it - It will build the habit of setting and achieving goals. We climb our mountains step by step Step 2: DO. THE. WORK. - Do the action laid out in your goal - This is why your goal must be a set of actions that is under your control Step 3: Claim your victory and repeat step 1 - If you achieved your goal from last week, begin your comment below with "I hit my goal." - Then proceed with Step 1. - For bonus points, elaborate on how you achieved your goal this week and what you learned - This is a group activity to help support one another in achieving our dreams, week-by-week, goal-by-goal, action-by-action Let's win together... Support your fellow goal-setters and achievers...

At Max Business School, we believe that every great journey begins with a single decision—the decision to invest in yourself. 📘 Whether you're launching a business, growing your career, or chasing a dream, your mindset is your most powerful tool. You're not just gaining knowledge here—you're building confidence, sharpening vision, and becoming the leader your future needs. 🔥 Stay hungry for growth. Stay focused on your goals. And remember: Every expert was once a beginner who refused to give up. ✅ Take action. Learn daily. Push boundaries.Because your success story is already in the making.

Making a mistake isn’t something to be ashamed of not learning from it is. You can’t treat your failures like files in an archive, thinking you’ll look back at them later when you need them. Life moves too fast for that. Every mistake is a moment to grow, to adapt, and to prepare better for the next time. Learning from your mistakes isn’t weakness it’s wisdom. Every time you fall, you gain experience. Use it. Don’t just aim to avoid the same errors understand why they happened and how you can respond differently next time. And if you’re using AI to help you, remember this: If you let AI fix your mistakes without understanding them, you’ll never truly learn how to handle them even with AI by your side. AI is a powerful tool, but real growth comes from reflection, not automation. That way, you’re not just avoiding mistakes you’re becoming stronger, smarter, and more prepared.