Imma write about the collapsed paragraph below:
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The first sentence:
Typical thinking about goals is stuff I hear probably all time like on social media probably. I think when I hear typical thinking about goals it’s like, “I want to lose weight this year.”
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Sounds about right about what’s typical. Like, it sounds good to get a good dinner. The goal tho seems vague and not clear. It’s something like only the person saying the goal would know.
In the quote above, the goal would be, “Get a good dinner.” Saying “good dinner,” seems to save a lot words like
“get a dinner that doesn’t make me bloated” or “get a dinner that’s tasty” or “a dinner I’m craving rn.”
Intuitively, it seems challenging to say, “get a good dinner,” cuz my next thought is going to be like “how am I going to do that???” “I gotta figure this problem out.” I think it may make things hard to think of right off the bat. It makes thinking about what I want to eat not too easy to think of. Idk.