Smart Goals
Goal Setting That Works
Tip: To optimize success, use approach oriented rather than avoidance orientated goals.
When you set SMART goals and commit to be accountable to someone at a specific time, your probably of achieving success is 95%
Specific
Clearly State Where You Are Going
- Be clear on what you want to do
- Set aside time in your scheduled for what you want to do. Put it into your calendar
- Commit to your goal
- Write it down.
- Know your reasons
- Set your intentions to complete your goal.
- Who else is involved with your goal?
Measurable
You Know How To Chart Your Progress
- Be Concrete
- How will you know when you reach your goal?
- What markers will you use or have?
- How will you track your progress?
Attainable
You Have The Capability And Can Depend On Yourself
- Do you have the resources you need to attain the goal?
- Do you need to acquire new skills?
- Do you have the talents needed to reach your goal?
- Can you afford to persue your goal?
- What will increase your change of success?
- What limiting beliefs stand in your way?
Realistic/Relevant
You Care To Make.This Goal A Priority
- Do you have the resources relevan thing your goal?
- What makes this goal important to you?
- Is your goal objectively something you are willing to commit to?
- Do you feel passion and enjoy working toward your goal?
- Do you believe you can accomplish your goal?
- What will you give up to achieve this goal?
Time-Specific
You Have A Deadline
- When do you plan to begin work on this goal?
- What is your time frame to reach your goal?
- What is your daily commitment to your goal?
- How will you know you are on track and how often will you check?
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