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What’s Your Why?
In goal setting, “your why,” refers to the relevance that the particular goal has in your life. Relevance is the R, in the SMART Goals method of goal setting. This…
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Why Reaching For The Stars May Be A Bad Idea
The A, in SMART Goals, represents attainable. When setting goals, be sure to choose a goal that is attainable - your goals should be within reasonable reach for you. Although…
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How Are You Going To Measure Progress
Measuring your progress for the goals you've set is the second part of the SMART Goals method. After all, you won’t know if you're making progress or gaining on your…
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How To Make Your Goals Specific
Specificity is crucial as it relates to mapping out the goals you set for yourself. Overly generalized goals will produce a lack of direction and ability to focus on what’s…
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Why You Need To Set SMART Goals
We can define goals as objects of a person’s ambition or an aim at a desired result. Most of us have some goals set out for ourselves to improve our…
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Wrap Up and Where Do We Go from Here?
Thank you for joining me on this 30-day Decision-Making Challenge! I am so happy that you have shared your time and energy with me and have loved hearing from you…
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Changing Your Mind… And Other Options for Decision-Making
Some people love variety. They want options. They have a hard time choosing something because they want it all. They can’t make decisions because they feel deciding is limiting. They…
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