Be Specific
Make your New Year's goals specific by using the SMART method. Ask yourself:
- What do I want to achieve?
- How will I track my progress?
- How can I make this goal realistic?
- Why does this goal matter to me?
- When do I want to achieve it?
If a goal seems too big, break it into smaller steps. For example, if you want to run a marathon, start with short runs and slowly build up. Small steps will help turn your goals into reality.
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2) Break down your goal into smaller steps:
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Goals
Set goals to achieve your desired outcome and then break down your larger goals into smaller, manageable sizes. Set daily. weekly and monthly goals to help keep on track towards the larger goal, but which are achievable. In other words, take baby steps
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