Fuck yeah!

Or it’s set really high to prevent you from getting 100% of your bonus pay.

This is what our teachers trying to explain at school, we always try to get good marks but forget what is really important

Those are dietitians. Just as we say dentist instead of “toothists.”

My favorite part is when Brad Pitt throws him into the car door

In Russian, goal and target are the same word - цель

Shoot for the moon and you’ll still be amongst the stars

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Uh? Yes, nutritionist is a profession.

It…depends on the sport?

Idk why but it kind of reminds me of him instructing his student in Enter The Dragon

Don't think. FEEEEEEEEL! It's like a finger pointing away to the moon. Do not concentrate on the finger or you will miss all of the heavenly glory!

https://youtu.be/Gu8YiTeU9XU

This is one of the principles we use at my job. Make the goal something hard and aspirational, and then grade yourself/your team after a given amount of time on how close you came.

If you made it easily, try something harder next quarter. If you didn't come close, re-evaluate and make the goal more reasonable next time around.

Pretty much.

What's the distinction between a goal and a target?

"A goal is not always meant to be reached."

We can reasonably assume that the goals assigned by your boss are ones that are meant to be reached. :)

I'm 60% water. Is that enough? 🤔

In what way? Given that Paralympics is a thing, there's almost surely some form of "athletic"-grade training that can work for pretty much anyone - the trouble is whether it is feasible to follow given other constraints in your life, not least of which is the possible presence of a full-time job.

If these tips were directed specifically to aspiring athletes, they would be fairly decent ... but also kind of pointless, since any such would almost certainly already know this stuff.

For anyone else, it is very likely you can't "train like an athlete" if you have a full-time job. Moreover, you don't need to if you simply want to be healthy.

Nap like a cat. 🐱

Like pizza. Sometimes I set about eating an entire large by myself, and sometimes I accomplish this, however even when I don't I'm happy with how much pizza I have eaten.

I find life lessons are much tastier better when comparing them with pizza.

Um...thats called a target

This just seems like an explanation of the old idiom ‘aim for the moon’

Ight I eat McDonald’s

Like fixing up the enclosed garden space you’ve had for a year that’s been overrun by weeds, dead trees, pieces of plastic from a variety of sources, some objectionable matter, and random potatoes and root vegetables buried underneath the soil? Yeah, I guess that makes sense.