When we embrace nonlinear goal setting, we activate the brain’s reward system differently. Instead of seeking the dopamine hit of achieving a single goal, we create multiple feedback loops that encourage exploration and sustain motivation.
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When we embrace nonlinear goal setting, we activate the brain’s reward system differently. Instead of seeking the dopamine hit of achieving a single goal, we create multiple feedback loops that encourage exploration and sustain motivation.

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Are You a Linear or Non-Linear Thinker?
Are You a Linear or Non-Linear Thinker?
Have you ever heard somebody comment that so-and-so is a “linear thinker?” Or somebody might proudly say, “I am a non-linear thinker.” What do they mean?
The word “linear” comes from the root ‘’line.”
The thoughts of a linear thinker tend to form a line (i.e. one thought leads to the next, then to the next, and so on). The implicit assumption in referring to somebody as a linear thinker is that…
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