When we're mentoring students, they often want to achieve big goals, but big goals are not sustainable. In this episode of the Logic and Life Coaching Podcast, Dr. Jacob Kashiwagi explains why small goals are always better.
 
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Raising a Teenager vs. Mentoring a Teenager | Episode 2.3

A podcast by the Leadership Society of Arizona (LSA) which teaches logic and leadership to professionals and students so they can simplify their lives, overcome challenges and predict the future. Featuring Dr. Jacob Kashiwagi, best-selling author who has a 95% success rate working as a consultant around the world on over 1,100 industry projects valued at $3.6 Billion, has taught logic and leadership to over 1,300 college students and 2,500 high school students, and is chairman of the Leadership Society of Arizona (leadaz.org). For questions or to work with LSA, email team@leadaz.org. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leadaz/support