Make sure that your SMART goal is meaningful and really think about what you want to do. This letter prevents you from choosing a broad topic! Your goal should have a tangible outcome that is clear to you.
A good thing to remember for specific is the 5 W’s: Who, What, When, Where, and Why
i.e. instead of saying I want to lose weight, say I will do yoga 3x a week for 75 minutes each time!
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Planning and setting goals for ourselves is I think one of the most important ways to have a successful life or goals, and knowing how to set them based on the SMART way is always great, thank you for sharing ❤️
I loved taking my Human Relations class because these were one of the higgest things we talked about. Goal setting especially as a college student is so important and gets even more crucial as you get older and start adulting for real. I love that you’re talking about this. Thanks!
I’m so glad they are teaching it to you! I didn’t learn this until my job out of college 🙂