Benefits In Mind: Why Thinking About the Outcome Changed Everything for Me What “Benefits In Mind” Actually Means (At Least How I Learned It) I didn’t always think this way. For a long time, I would start things without really asking myself why I was doing them. I’d jump into projects, routines, even random habits… and then quit halfway because, honestly, I got bored or it felt pointless. That phrase “benefits in mind” didn’t click for me at first. It sounded like one of those motivational slogans people throw around. But after messing up a few times (okay, more than a few), I started to realize it’s actually very practical. To me, keeping benefits in mind means this: you stay focused on the outcome before and during the process. Not in a dreamy, unrealistic way. More like… you remi...