Re-evaluate and reprioritize
There was likely a reason you gave up on your goals. Think about why you lost momentum and what you truly want to accomplish next. To set new goals:
- Make sure this is the right goal that you’re tackling at the right time.
- Think about whether you have the time to dedicate yourself to pursuing it.
- Ensure the goal is in line with your values.
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