4. Set Goals
Clear goals keep you motivated.
Tips:
- Instead of “I want to be fit,” say “I want to run a 5k in three months.” It’s specific and gives you something to aim for.
- Write down your goals. Stick it on your wall. When you see it daily, it keeps you focused.
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