Goal Setting: Going Inside Your Mind
- As you think about what to pursue, ask yourself what is personally important to you, and what you can do about it.
- Deciding on a goal is the first step, and writing down or communicating the goal to others is a further step in solidifying your commitment to the goal.
- If your goal feels daunting, break it down into smaller pieces.
- Make those smaller goals specific, measurable and manageable – something you can realistically attain.
- When thinking about your goals, also keep in mind the broader purpose or motivations behind them.
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