How to stay committed to your goals: Tell someone more successful than you, says new study. (via CNBCMakeIt)
with others, it makes you feel "less motivated to do the actual hard work necessary" to achieve them, he said.could turn this frequently quoted wisdom on its head, finding that people tend to be more committed to their goals after they share them with someone who they see as "higher status," or whose opinions they respect.
. "You want to be dedicated and unwilling to give up on your goal, which is more likely when you share that goal with someone you look up to.", 171 undergrad college students were given a basic computer task that involved moving a slider across a screen as many times as they could over a period of time. From there, they set a goal number of times they would complete the task on the next round.
In another experiment, 292 college students set ambitious goals for their grades at the beginning of the semester and shared them. Again, those who divulged their goals with someone of higher status tended to be more committed to their grades by the end of the semester.
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