Before you think about setting goals, review the five parts of SMART goals.
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A smart goal is specific. It pinpoints something you want to change to achieve. |
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A smart goal is measurable. You can measure or count a SMART goal. |
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A smart goal is achievable. Setting goals too high can lead to frustration. |
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A smart goal is rewarding. Reaching the goal should be a reward for your hard work. |
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A smart goal is trackable. Set milestones and schedules for your goals. |
For more about goal setting, participate in a free 11-minute webcast called Setting Goals and Understanding Priorities.
For further reading, see Grant Baldwin's blog post on setting SMART goals.