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 Action-Faking is taking many of us by storm. Truth be told , some of us are unaware that we're even doing it, yet we may wonder why we're not making progress towards our desired goals. Our goals sure look good on paper or digitally on our cell phones. The plan looks complete and good enough to achieve. So, why aren't we making progress and seeing growth or even movement towards that desired goal? Is it possible that action-faking is ruling our minds? By the way, what in the world is action-faking? Action-faking has also been known as the hamster wheel of self-improvement and it works like this. Every morning you wake up and write down your goals on paper, in a journal , or even type them into your cell phone journal. An example of this would be: "By this specific date next year I will be earning X amount of money, or I will have a secure job with benefits, or I will have attained my degree in (you name it)." The adrenalin pumps with a resounding YES, and you do

 Action-Faking is taking many of us by storm. Truth be told, some of us are unaware that we're even doing it, yet we may wonder why we're not making progress towards our desired goals. Our goals sure look good on paper or digitally on our cell phones. The plan looks complete and good enough to achieve. So, why aren't we making progress and seeing growth or even movement towards that desired goal? Is it possible that action-faking is ruling our minds? By the way, what in the world is action-faking? Action-faking has also been known as the hamster wheel o f self-improvement an d it works like this. Every morning you wake up and write down your goals on paper, in a journal, or even type them into your cell phone journal. An example of this would be: "By this specific date next year I will be earning X amount of money, or I will have a secure job with benefits, or I will have attained my degree in (you name it)." The adrenalin pumps with a resounding YES, and you do