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The power of goals

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Some researchers investigated graduates of Yale in 1953 and asked how many had set written life goals. Only 3% had. Some twenty years later this 3% were earning more than the other 97% put together - or so the story goes. Can anyone point me to the original research behind this story?

Cheers, Larry Reynolds
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