“You can prepare yourself for success, you can step into the feeling of actually having achieved the goal, see what it feels like, tweak it a little bit and see if it really is the goal that you’re after.” ~ Richard Scott

Today’s guest on the Changeability Podcast is Brisbane based, Richard Scott at mynd.works.  We asked him onto the show for his valuable insights on the subject of goals, goal-setting and making your goals a reality.


Richard’s work combines Psychology, NLP and CBT with traditional and modern hypnosis to bring the latest techniques in mindset motivation, psychotherapy, and stress management.


Richard's highly successful techniques are world renowned with clients spanning over 30 countries, including celebrities, world champion sports stars, members of royalty, X-factor finalists, government, special forces and everyday people from all walks of life.


We’re sort of guessing, we’re the latter of that list! 


Episode 75 of the Changeability Podcast

On this week’s episode:

Why Richard is collecting the alphabet!
Why set goals and indeed should we set goals?
The value of SMART goals (and the debate over the realistic element of SMART)
The place of visualization in achieving your goals
The accountability factor
The question that Richard’s never been asked before on goals, and his response!
What are the most popular goals people want to achieve?
Can you fear ‘success’?
Taking the emotion out of goal-setting
Planning for things going wrong when goal-setting
Techniques for removing negative emotion or emotional trauma
How trauma in early life can sometimes defeat goal-setting
About the lady in her 70s who had a trauma when she was two
The main reasons why people don’t achieve their goals
The “disillusionment stage” in achieving your goals
Resilience and goal-setting
Tracking your progress – and the goal you shouldn’t do this with
Why giving up some things needs realism in your goal-setting plans
Soda-pop addiction and more.

“If you slip try harder the next day or try a Plan B, or side step around the challenge, but don’t beat yourself up.” ~ Richard Scott

Links mentioned in the show

Find out more about Richard Scott at mynd.works and receive a stress buster .mp3 plus details of a free 25 minute ‘rapid change’ consultation.
Richard on twitter @myndworks_intl

Next steps in goal-setting

If you want to achieve your goals, it starts with setting goals that work.


Find out about our new course on how to set goals for success in life and business at BrilliantLivingHQ.com/goals



We look forward to hearing from you and are excited to see what's going to happen for you and all of us this year. Let us know your plans in the comments below.

“You can prepare yourself for success, you can step into the feeling of actually having achieved the goal, see what it feels like, tweak it a little bit and see if it really is the goal that you’re after.” ~ Richard Scott

Today’s guest on the Changeability Podcast is Brisbane based, Richard Scott at mynd.works.  We asked him onto the show for his valuable insights on the subject of goals, goal-setting and making your goals a reality.


Richard’s work combines Psychology, NLP and CBT with traditional and modern hypnosis to bring the latest techniques in mindset motivation, psychotherapy, and stress management.


Richard's highly successful techniques are world renowned with clients spanning over 30 countries, including celebrities, world champion sports stars, members of royalty, X-factor finalists, government, special forces and everyday people from all walks of life.


We’re sort of guessing, we’re the latter of that list! 


Episode 75 of the Changeability Podcast

On this week’s episode:

Why Richard is collecting the alphabet!
Why set goals and indeed should we set goals?
The value of SMART goals (and the debate over the realistic element of SMART)
The place of visualization in achieving your goals
The accountability factor
The question that Richard’s never been asked before on goals, and his response!
What are the most popular goals people want to achieve?
Can you fear ‘success’?
Taking the emotion out of goal-setting
Planning for things going wrong when goal-setting
Techniques for removing negative emotion or emotional trauma
How trauma in early life can sometimes defeat goal-setting
About the lady in her 70s who had a trauma when she was two
The main reasons why people don’t achieve their goals
The “disillusionment stage” in achieving your goals
Resilience and goal-setting
Tracking your progress – and the goal you shouldn’t do this with
Why giving up some things needs realism in your goal-setting plans
Soda-pop addiction and more.

“If you slip try harder the next day or try a Plan B, or side step around the challenge, but don’t beat yourself up.” ~ Richard Scott

Links mentioned in the show

Find out more about Richard Scott at mynd.works and receive a stress buster .mp3 plus details of a free 25 minute ‘rapid change’ consultation.
Richard on twitter @myndworks_intl

Next steps in goal-setting

If you want to achieve your goals, it starts with setting goals that work.


Find out about our new course on how to set goals for success in life and business at BrilliantLivingHQ.com/goals


We look forward to hearing from you and are excited to see what's going to happen for you and all of us this year. Let us know your plans in the comments below.

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