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{
    "cbt_title": "Adjusting goals if necessary",
    "cbt_image": "",
    "cbt_order": "71",
    "cbt_summary": "<p>Think about having a goal, like finishing a tough hike. That goal is like your guide, showing you where to go and why it matters. But, during the hike, unexpected stuff can happen, like tricky paths, sudden weather changes, or feeling really tired. Just like that, life throws surprises that make us anxious. Flexibility means being able to change or adjust your goals when unexpected things happen, especially when anxiety shows up.</p><p>When you're feeling anxious, sticking too hard to your original goals can make things feel even more stressful. Being flexible is not just about making changes; it's about changing your goals to fit what's happening in your life. This is super important when anxiety messes with your plans.<b> </b></p><p><b>Why change goals?</b> Well, life is full of surprises, and anxiety can make things even more uncertain. When you change your goals because of anxiety, it's like adjusting your sails when the wind is blowing in different directions. This way, you can keep moving forward, even when things get a bit crazy. Adjusting goals helps you handle anxiety better and keeps you on track despite all the ups and downs. <b>Here’s how to do it:</b></p><p>● Break It Down into smaller parts to avoid feeling overwhelmed</p><p>● Be Realistic</p><p>● Regular Review and Reflect</p><p>● Celebrate Small Victories</p><p>● Practice Self-Compassion</p>"
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