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Big Goals

The Science of Setting Them, Achieving Them, and Creating Your Best Life

by Caroline Adams Miller

Unleash the science-backed strategies to align your ambitions with action and build a life filled with purpose and achievement.

Success in today’s world requires more than vague aspirations—it demands purposeful goal-setting rooted in science. Caroline Adams Miller shows how the right tools and mindset can transform ambition into tangible success.

The Big Promise
This book offers a framework to set meaningful goals and achieve them with clarity, resilience, and purpose.

Impact & Outcome

  • Learn a science-based approach to setting and achieving ambitious goals.
  • Build a network of supportive relationships to propel success.
  • Cultivate grit, focus, and excellence to overcome obstacles.

Who is it for

  • Ambitious professionals: seeking proven methods to reach career milestones.
  • Personal growth enthusiasts: eager to align aspirations with meaningful action.
  • Anyone facing setbacks: wanting to reignite purpose and confidence.

The Author
Caroline Adams Miller is an acclaimed author and expert in goal-setting and positive psychology. With decades of experience, she has helped countless individuals and organizations achieve meaningful, lasting success.

TL;DR
Caroline Adams Miller’s Big Goals reveals a science-based system for setting meaningful goals, cultivating grit, and achieving personal and professional excellence through actionable steps and a supportive network.


Key Ideas

1. The Foundation: Why Better Strategies Matter

Most goal-setting advice lacks depth or scientific grounding, but an effective approach is more critical than ever.

The world is filled with self-help advice, but much of it misses the mark. Miller highlights the unique challenges faced by different groups—millennials, navigating life after sheltered upbringings; midlife women, battling despair and loss of purpose; and anyone struggling with societal biases. Social media adds pressure with its curated perfection, increasing anxiety. Traditional goal-setting tools, like vision boards, often fail to address the complexity of human motivation or offer practical application.

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