When writing down a goal, what 6 things need to be included so it is realistic, clear, and specific?

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masha68 [24]2 years ago

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2.Set Short Term Milestones<span>–
1.Write Your Goals Down
</span>Key #3 – Be Specific
Key #4 – Measure Actions as Well As Progress
Key #5 – Start With Just One Goal.
Key #6 – Schedule In Time For Your Goals

Irina-Kira [14]2 years ago

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To be realistic, clear, and specific I would include the following:

1) Elaborate; always explain what you would like to accomplish.

2) Decisive; pick a plan and stick to it. Try to be authoritative with yourself to get to that end goal.

3) Communication: by letting others know your goal, they can help you get there.

4) A timeline; any god plan needs a beginning, middle, and end.

5) Intermediate goals: It's always good to have mini insensitive's in between your final point. This makes what your trying to achieve realistic.

I hope this is what your looking for.

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