How to Set Goals

Goal setting made simple

1. Know yourself. Gather information to Discover U.

2. Generate goals in various life areas. If you need ideas, look at some example goals. Have a plan for idea generation and capture.

3. Evaluate goals.

4. Develop a plan to make goals SMART.

5. Keep goals visual and visible. Post a goal master list of the top priority goal in each life area.

6. Act!

7. Monitor progress with a weekly review.

6 Responses to “How to Set Goals”

  1. Andrew Flusche Says:

    I just recently stumbled on this site, and I must say it has some gems of wisdom on it. This particular post is a great example. It provides a quick, down-and-dirty how-to on setting goals. I love the work you guys are doing. Keep it up!

  2. Tabs Says:

    For an extremely visual person like me this article works like a charm, I can literally see what you are writing about, I look forward to exploring your site. Good work.

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