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Welcome to 2025 and welcome back to the Good Humans Podcast! This year is going to be huge, and we're bringing you a lineup of inspiring guests focused on wellness, healthy habits, and living a purpose-driven life. In today's episode, we kick things off with Adam Jelic, the visionary founder of Migoals.Adam transformed a simple idea into a global stationery brand that's motivating people to set, track, and conquer their biggest goals. More than just planners and journals, Migoals is a movement that empowers us all to take concrete steps toward realizing our dreams.Tune in to hear about Adam's personal journey, including his early hurdles, the mindset shifts that shaped his mission, and the practical tools he recommends for anyone looking to achieve meaningful success.In This Episode, We DiscussAdam's Entrepreneurial Journey: How a personal frustration grew into a purposeful brand.Migoals' Mission: Why Migoals is more than stationery—it's about taking action on your biggest dreams.Mindset for Success: The importance of shifting your perspective and adopting healthy habits to achieve your goals.Turning Dreams into Reality: How small, consistent steps can lead to massive personal breakthroughs.Connect with Adam:INSTAGRAMWEBSITEIf you enjoy this episode, share it on Instagram, tag me, and let me know your biggest takeaway! Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could use Adam's wisdom.Let's keep spreading those good human vibes—enjoy the episode!Cooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYEmail Cooper@thegoodhumanfactory.com to enquire about sponsoring Good Humans Podcast :) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to 2025 and welcome back to the Good Humans Podcast! This year is going to be huge, and we're bringing you a lineup of inspiring guests focused on wellness, healthy habits, and living a purpose-driven life. In today's episode, we kick things off with Adam Jelic, the visionary founder of Migoals.Adam transformed a simple idea into a global stationery brand that's motivating people to set, track, and conquer their biggest goals. More than just planners and journals, Migoals is a movement that empowers us all to take concrete steps toward realizing our dreams.Tune in to hear about Adam's personal journey, including his early hurdles, the mindset shifts that shaped his mission, and the practical tools he recommends for anyone looking to achieve meaningful success.In This Episode, We DiscussAdam's Entrepreneurial Journey: How a personal frustration grew into a purposeful brand.Migoals' Mission: Why Migoals is more than stationery—it's about taking action on your biggest dreams.Mindset for Success: The importance of shifting your perspective and adopting healthy habits to achieve your goals.Turning Dreams into Reality: How small, consistent steps can lead to massive personal breakthroughs.Connect with Adam:INSTAGRAMWEBSITEIf you enjoy this episode, share it on Instagram, tag me, and let me know your biggest takeaway! Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could use Adam's wisdom.Let's keep spreading those good human vibes—enjoy the episode!Cooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYEmail Cooper@thegoodhumanfactory.com to enquire about sponsoring Good Humans Podcast :) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to 2025 and welcome back to the Good Humans Podcast! This year is going to be huge, and we're bringing you a lineup of inspiring guests focused on wellness, healthy habits, and living a purpose-driven life. In today's episode, we kick things off with Adam Jelic, the visionary founder of Migoals.Adam transformed a simple idea into a global stationery brand that's motivating people to set, track, and conquer their biggest goals. More than just planners and journals, Migoals is a movement that empowers us all to take concrete steps toward realizing our dreams.Tune in to hear about Adam's personal journey, including his early hurdles, the mindset shifts that shaped his mission, and the practical tools he recommends for anyone looking to achieve meaningful success.In This Episode, We DiscussAdam's Entrepreneurial Journey: How a personal frustration grew into a purposeful brand.Migoals' Mission: Why Migoals is more than stationery—it's about taking action on your biggest dreams.Mindset for Success: The importance of shifting your perspective and adopting healthy habits to achieve your goals.Turning Dreams into Reality: How small, consistent steps can lead to massive personal breakthroughs.Connect with Adam:INSTAGRAMWEBSITEIf you enjoy this episode, share it on Instagram, tag me, and let me know your biggest takeaway! Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could use Adam's wisdom.Let's keep spreading those good human vibes—enjoy the episode!Cooper's LinksINSTAGRAMTIK TOKThe Good Human Factory LinksINSTAGRAMWEBSITEMERCH - CODE - PODCAST 25% OFFWORKSHOP ENQUIRYEmail Cooper@thegoodhumanfactory.com to enquire about sponsoring Good Humans Podcast :) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ahhh goal planning. We hear it's important, but with so many blogs, articles and podcasts talking about the importance of goals, this episode shines a spotlight on the angle a lot of people don't talk about -- what the heck do we do when things don't go to plan? To help me with this conversation, I bring in Adam Jelic of MiGoals, where we dive into why it's important to set goals, how to intentionally do it, why we lose momentum in our goals and what to do when things don't go to "plan"? e.g. Pandemic, personal life etc. Want to get your paws on 5 copy e-lessons to uplevel your copy game? 10 mins a day, over 5 days I'll drop into your inbox with a copywriting gem. Keen? Sign up to my free copy lessons here: anitasiek.com/freebie For more BTS follow me on @anitasiek and the team at @wordfetti

If you've been listening along this season, you've definitely heard us talk about the importance of routine and habits when it comes to sleep. Consistency is key! To bring our "Healthy Habits" season to a close, there's no better guest than Adam Jelic, founder of MiGoals, a company creating planners and tools to assist people looking to turn their goals into reality, to share insights into the power of consistent routines. Adam and Shea delve into tried and true ways to establish and stick to routines to achieve the things you want in life, and how this applies to sleep and overall wellbeing. Find out more at migoals.com and follow Adam on Instagram @migoals Follow The Goodnight Co here: Facebook Group: The Goodnight Community Website: www.thegoodnightco.com.au Instagram: @thegoodnightco Facebook: TheGoodnightCo

In this interview episode, Fiona talks to Adam Jelic of Mi Goals about how he went from simply having a business idea through to getting his empowering stationery brand and products made and out into the market. They also discuss how to start and develop a business when perhaps not everyone around you believes in your idea or thinks it is going to work. There are so many tips and insights into how to start a small business and scale one, while also attending to the needs of family and values. Listen now for a heavy dose of small business and startup inspiration.

Today on the podcast I chat with Adam Jelic of MiGoals, Australia's leading empowering stationary brand. MiGoals is a testament to the power of setting goals and the benefits of creating positive habits that help turn dreams into a reality. Adam is driven by his purpose to empower regular people - just like him - to realise their potential and take that scary leap from the mundane to a life that truly excites them. 

Adam Jelic is the Founder and Managing Director of MiGoals, a stationery brand that produces diaries, planners and journals which are specifically focused on goal setting. Now, MiGoals is not your average stationery brand! What started as a simple idea, became the company’s mission: to create products that help people turn their goals from dreams into reality. In today’s episode, you’ll hear about the challenges Adam overcame in starting a stationery business, the importance of starting young for entrepreneurs and how goal setting can transform your business. Connect: Alexander Spencer website Alexander Spencer on Twitter Alexander Spencer on Facebook Alexander Spencer on LinkedIn This show is produced in collaboration with Wavelength Creative. Visit wavelengthcreative.com for more information.

Hello Hello Buds! Welcome back to another week of Blooming. This week we are talking about love languages! What ours are and how they impact all types of our relationships - both past and present. And you all know we will be bringing you our adulting wins and fails and Adulting 101 resources, you're welcome.  We want to give a content warning. In the Love Languages segment we do touch on issues relating to eating disorders and emotionally abusive relationships and it may be triggering for some listeners. If you are triggered by this chat, please seek out help via: https://butterfly.org.au/ (Butterfly Foundation) https://www.whiteribbon.org.au/ (White Ribbon Australia) https://www.lifeline.org.au/ (Lifeline) Are you enjoying Blooming? Feel free to let us know by hitting the ‘Subscribe' button on Apple Podcasts of ‘Follow' on your Spotify app and you can always give us a rating or review, which really helps us out.  Come find us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/blooming.podcast/?hl=en (@blooming.podcast) to weigh in on our weekly Monday polls, share an adulting win or fail, tell us what you think about this episode or if you just want to chat. We'd also love to see how you're listening to Blooming or using one of our Adulting 101 resources, which you can do by sharing a photo on your Instagram Stories and tagging us. Mentions: https://www.5lovelanguages.com/ (Love Language Quiz) https://www.bustle.com/p/the-most-popular-love-language-on-hinge-is-quality-time-13150294 (This Is The Most Popular Love Language On Hinge)    https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/2158244015622800 (Parental Attachment and Love Language as Determinants of Resilience) https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2019/10/how-the-five-love-languages-gets-misinterpreted/600283/ (It Isn't About Your Love Language; It's About Your Partner's) https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/the-5-love-languages-explained (What Are The 5 Love Languages? Everything You Need To Know) https://doi.org/10.1111/pere.12182 (Walking the walk, talking the talk: Love languages, self‐regulation, and relationship satisfaction)   https://www.5lovelanguages.com/lovenudge/ (Love Nudge) Adulting 101: Tessa's recommendation https://migoals.com/ (MiGOALS)   http://migoals.refr.cc/charters (MiGOALS referral link)   https://scratchandjotter.com.au/migoals-design-stationery/ (Scratch and Jotter)   Britt's recommendation https://www.priceline.com.au/face-halo-pro-black-makeup-remover-pads-3-pack (Face Halo) Hosted by: Tessa Charters https://www.instagram.com/tessacharters/?hl=en (@tessacharters) and Britt Honan https://www.instagram.com/britthonan/?hl=en (@britthonan) PSA: if you haven't tuned into this episode yet, we're here to tell you we are taking a mini recording break to do some adulting and enjoy Easter. We'll be back in your ears in two weeks, don't miss us too much! Music credit: Mikey Geiger, Cranberry Chateau 

Adam Jelic is the Founder and Managing Director of MiGOALS; a stationery brand creating products for their global community of dream chasers and action takers. We invited Adam on the Podcast to talk about the importance of setting goals and the impact that this can have on a business and its people.The actionable advice in this episode:Creating meaningful and successful collaborationsDecision making with your business at the forefrontApproaching goal setting successfullyControlling the changes in your goalsetting mindset post COVID-19If you would like to find out more about Adam and the products that MiGOALS have available to support you, visit his website at migoals.comThis podcast is brought to you by ADITS, the IT support company implementing progressive technology solutions, enabling our customers to achieve their mission. If your business requires IT Support on your roadmap to business success, visit us at adits.com.auFollow us on Facebook, LinkedIn or Instagram.

On today's show I'm joined by the founder of MiGoals, Adam Jelic.You can get 20% off MiGoals products using the code DJK20https://migoals.com/@migoals@adamjelicTry Before You Speak Coffee for 10% off using my code DANNY10, click here to browse their productswww.dannykennedyfitness.com@djkfitnessJoin my free email list HERE

This week, we dish up manifestation and discuss what it is, how people do it and if there's any truth in it. Plus, we share our love of MiGoals diaries and have had a mash potato disaster... Instagram: www.instagram.com/onourplatespod Twitter www.twitter.com/onourplatespod Spotify Playlist: https://spoti.fi/2JngnFp Email: onourplatespod@gmail.com Get your MiGoals diary here

Adam Jelic is the founder and managing director of MiGoals - A Melbourne based stationary brand that changes the way people look at setting goals. We've had the pleasure of working with him and his business partner Alec and what an amazing journey it has already been with these guys. Adam sat down with us to talk about everything to do with MiGoals, from how he started to his thoughts on setting goals. Writing down your goals is the first step to accomplishing them and when your goals aren't organised properly, you're setting yourself up for failure. That's what MiGoals is focused on, they work towards helping people achieve their greatest potential and it was so inspiring to be able to discuss these ideas with Adam. We hope you enjoy this podcast, make sure you leave a 5 star review and subscribe so that we can continue to make these podcasts! Instagram: @migoals @adamjelic www.migoals.com @flyingartstudios www.flyingartfilms.com

Over the years, I've tested dozens of digital productivity tools for setting goals and managing to-do lists. Although digital tools are useful, paper-based daily planners are becoming more popular. MiGoals is an example of an Australian company that sells these type of daily planners online.Co-founder Adam Jelic and his team created a series of daily planners and journals to help writers, entrepreneurs and creatives accomplish more each day. A former soccer player, Jelic started his business as a side-hustle in 2010, while working full-time selling photocopiers.Jelic felt motivated by the regarded Australian Football League Player, the late Jim Stynes, who encouraged people to get out of their comfort zone, face their fears, and do things that matter.So Jelic set a goal of leaving his full-time job to work at MiGoals full-time and support his family. But, how did Jelic turn this goal into reality?--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/becomeawritertoday/messageSupport the show (https://becomeawritertoday.com/join)

In a world with more distractions than ever before, people are flocking to productivity apps and organization tools to try to keep themselves on-task from day to day. With messages, articles, ads and notifications competing for our attention every minute, it’s no surprise that we’re jumping at the promise of a high-tech solution to help us manage our priorities. However is getting your life together really a matter of finding the right app to do it for you? Entrepreneur Adam Jelic doesn’t think so. In an increasingly app-focused market, Adam has found success with his line of artfully-designed goal-setting stationery. Good old-fashioned paper stationery. Unconventional goals Originally from Melbourne, Adam Jelic founded goal-centric stationery company MiGoals in 2010 out of his garage - in true entrepreneurial fashion. It's a bit ironic that becoming a professional planner wasn’t what he originally set out to do. First, Adam took some graphic design classes, had his try at professional soccer, enrolled in and promptly dropped out of university and worked a series of odd jobs. It wasn't until after he got married, started building a house from scratch, and found out he and his wife were expecting their first child that he landed on his golden idea. You could say he’s a man who thrives under pressure. Not content with the “safe” life plan his parents had set out for him—school, more school, and lifelong job security—Adam got comfortable with being uncomfortable from an early age, and decided that taking a few creative risks was well worth it. The Art of Ambition Growing up, Adam was surrounded by people who shied away from big, bold ambitions. He was raised with a strong awareness of barriers—namely, that you needed to start with money and connections, and if you didn’t have those, you’d be better off playing it safe. Adam wasn’t buying it. He set out to prove to his family and friends that it was possible for him to do bigger and better things—all he needed was a plan. “People would say, ‘Stop dreaming! You're a dreamer—get back to reality.’ I was always battling the people around me, to say it was possible to do something.” This determination was what got him fixated on goal-setting as a process, and he drew further inspiration from sources like Steve Jobs and Jim Stynes to help cement his ambition. Do You Need More RAM? So what makes Adam’s MiGoals stationery such a big deal? Mostly, the philosophy behind it. MiGoals planners aren’t just a place to write down your to-do list—it’s a personal coach on paper. Built into each diary is a space for setting your goals, and then taking time to revisit them every single month. By building regular check-ins into the system, Adam has designed the planners to be a far cry from the classic set-it-and-forget-it New Year’s resolutions we’re all too familiar with. He uses the acronym RAM—reflect, acknowledge, move. A lack of reflection, he says, is a big part of why so many people let their ambitions get away from them. If you aren’t revisiting your goals, checking in on your progress and planning your next moves, it can be easy to get off-track. MiGoals builds the RAM check-in right into its day planner, to help users get into the habit of goal assessment. “Life takes over, there's too much noise, we get distracted. And I think what it is is that we're overstimulated. Something new pops up all the time. We're looking for a quick fix, and we don't realize that it takes a lot of work and a lot of willpower.” How To Troubleshoot Your Goals Adam also gives Troy some advice on getting better at sticking with planning tools. It can be tough for anyone to stay focused and motivated enough to keep up with a daily planner, but Adam stresses that it’s all about building momentum. He says not to worry too much about not getting everything done on your to-do list—instead, really take the time to prioritize. Figure out what would be nice to get done, sure, but pare it down to which tasks each week are crucial to advancing toward your goals, and go from there. He also says it’s key to block out some dedicated time every week to do your planning, instead of trying to cram it in at random times when you’re busy and distracted. What’s Next So, what kind of goals does a professional goal-setter have? MiGoals’ products are currently available in Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the US, and Adam hopes to expand into Asian markets soon as well. Long-term, he’s still uncertain about venturing into more high-tech solutions, but he is interested in expanding into tools for children, health and fitness goals—and on an even grander scale, he shares his ideas for a MiGoals concept store, a one-stop life organisation shop. Resources Steve Jobs’ “Connecting the Dots” commencement speech “Heroes” by Jim Stynes, Jon Carnegie and Paul Currie MiGoals official website The Eisenhower Matrix

Dream, plan and get shit done. It really doesn’t get any better than that, and that’s Adam Jelic’s philosophy behind creative stationary brand MiGOALS. Adams light bulb moment for MiGOALS came about when he realised writing his goals on scrap pieces of paper wasn’t inspiring, or practical. Fast forward to today, seven years on from the launch of the business, Adam and his business partner Alec have hustled hard to create a brand that focuses on helping people achieved their goals. You can now find their diaries, journals, desk pads, accessories and notebooks stocked in over 200 retail stores around the world and attracting a cult following of goal setting, planning and to do list addicts, like myself. For todays episode, we talk about the importance of investing in yourself as a creative, as well as how to set goals successfully, launching on a little bit of money, manifesting goals, self confidence, technology vs. stationary and getting started. www.migoals.comwww.instagram.com/migoalswww.yourcreativestart.com www.yourcreativestart.com/podcastwww.instagam.com/yourcreativestart

#13 5 Fragen, die ich mir alle 3 Monate stellePassend zum Quartalswechsel nehme ich mir regelmäßig die Zeit und stelle mir 5 Fragen, die mir helfen, meine letzten 3 Monate zu reflektieren und die nächsten 3 Monate zu planen. In dieser Folge teile ich diese 5 Fragen und meine Antworten darauf mit Dir. Es ist eine kleine Reise in mein Leben, meinen Job und hinter die Kulissen von Go Girl! Run! Nutze die Folge als Inspiration Dir selbst Zeit zu nehmen, um auf die letzten Wochen und Monate zurück zu blicken. Meine 5 Fragen sind: 1. Was sind die Top 3 Dinge, die ich in den letzten 3 Monaten beendet habe? 2. Wie fühle ich mich in Bezug auf den Fortschritt den ich mit meinen Zielen erreicht habe? 3. Auf welche Ziele fokussiere ich mich in den nächsten 3 Monaten? 4. Haupt-Herausforderung für die nächsten 3 Monate? 5. Wie werde ich diese Herausforderungen angehen? Mein Timer, den ich mir in Neuseeland gekauft habe, ist von miGoals aus Australien. Bist Du bei meiner 10-Kilometer-Challenge ab 15. Oktober dabei dabei? Alle Infos dazu findest Du auf www.gogirlrun.de/10-kilometer-challenge Du suchst Motivation und den Austausch mit anderen Läuferinnen, dann tritt der Facebook-Gruppe Laufen für Frauen bei. Bleibe auf dem Laufenden und abonniere meinen Newsletter: www.gogirlun.de/newsletter Verpasse keine Folge mehr und abonnieren den Podcast direkt. Wenn Dir die Folge gefallen hat, freue ich mich, wenn Du Dir die Zeit für eine Rezension nimmst und 5-Sterne in der Bewertung da lässt. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören! KEEP ON RUNNING WITH A BIG SMILE! Folge direkt herunterladen

This week's episode of the Brand Storytelling podcast sees Rakhal partner up with founder of popular stationery label MiGoals, Adam Jelic, for a discussion on selling a solution, not a product.  Having gained serious momentum across the industry, MiGoals now heads up the world of goal-setting with its functional, stylish collection -- all designed to help entrepreneurs and general busy-bodies leverage their proactivity.  The brand's success can also be attributed to Jelic's approach of delivering concepts to customers by using experiences and inbound tactics to weave a healthy content marketing balance. It's all about going beyond the brand... For more information on the show, visit www.Newsmodo.com/blog and see the show notes for this episode.  

Today I’m thrilled to be talking goal setting with founder of MiGOALS, Adam Jelic. Adam started MiGOALS with a crystal clear vision; to design a simple product to help people take their goals from dream to action, and today tens of thousands of people around the globe use MiGOALS products to define their goals, live their dreams and make awesome stuff happen. In this episode Adam and I are digging into a whole lot of goal rocking goodness with a great conversation about goal setting, finding the confidence to get started and how to deal with doubts and challenges along the way so you can live your dreams. Plus ENTER TO WIN A 2017 MiGOALS DIARY! Adam and the incredible team at MiGOALS are giving one lucky listener the gift of goal rocking in 2017.  You could win one of their fabulous A6 diaries filled with everything you need to feel inspired, motivated and organised in 2017. To enter, visit www.sarahjensen.com.au/podcast-47 and answer a simple question in the comments for your chance to win!  (Details on the website).