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quitting impossible goals may actually boost wellbeing

Quitting Impossible Goals May Actually Boost Wellbeing​

This shows a person in a forest standing at a crossroads.A sweeping analysis of 235 studies shows that holding onto impossible goals harms mental and physical wellbeing, increasing stress and lowering life satisfaction. In contrast, releasing unachievable goals — and crucially, shifting toward new, attainable ones — improves mood, resilience, and overall psychological health.​ 

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