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Thread Owner
: Moseschidera
I think goal setting can actually help mitigate risk but you should be flexible with your goals and plan. Just because you've set a certain target for the month or year doesn't mean you can't adjust your strategy if things aren't working out how you expected. Having goals is great for keeping your business on track but don't be afraid to revise them if you need to test something new or pivot to reduce risks. The most important thing is learning from your experiences running the business - so try things, and if they're not hitting the goals then re-evaluate and don't be afraid to change path. As long as you're learning, you'll continue reducing risks over time.