Realistic goals: A talk on realistic goals, willingly failing and practicing

This is a talk I wrote in one of my good weeks while experiencing Autistic Burn Out. Using this method as a baseline has helped me on my recovery journey with depression and anxiety.

I am available for public speaking and leading workshops in Brisbane. Available for Autism Acceptance / Awareness month.

You can contact me at contact@MusingsofKarlettaA.com

Parallel Workshop: “Your year in review and new goal setting”

Audience: People with Autism, Depression & Anxiety

Keywords
Realistic to you
Practicing
Being willing to fail

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