When you set yourself a goal, do you usually achieve it?

A goal without a plan, is just a dream.

1. Identify key resources.
2. Gather information.
3. Breakdown the whole process in structured framework with smaller goals.
3. Develop SMART tasks. (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant/Result oriented and Time based)
4. Start tracking your progress, and re-evaluating goals in light of the new problems and their solutions.
5. Have perseverance and keep trying/working hard.

99% yes 💖

Usually. However, in my personal goals, I don't set timelines and such like I would at work. I really don't need to agonize over additional deadlines. In some cases, there are natural deadlines. For instance, repairing and weatherstripping my front entry door will need to be done before the snow flies.

Set only attainable goals.

Yeah, I have a good track record about following through on what I say I’m gonna do. Usually takes longer than I’d like though and a lot of sacrifices.

🤔 In the spirit of HMS Pinafore,I [b]neve[/b]r fail

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Yes, and Like MarineBob said I set attainable goals for myself.

If it involves food, yes.

No, maybe in 10% of cases if I'm optimistic. 😅

Objectives? Yes.
Goals? Yes.
Mission? No.

Yup. I usually do. Even if it takes extra time

I try. The important thing is trying.

Usually yes.

Yes.

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