Write down your goals for the year each morning, then repeat these goals out loud.
These are goals that are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time based.
CLEAR stands for Collaborative, Limited, Emotional, Appreciable, Refinable.
Hang it somewhere you’ll see it everyday. Take time to look at your vision board and all of the different types of goals included there.
The first goal is broad and the further out you go the more specific the goal gets.
”Ask yourself, "What does your perfect day look like?” Spend a couple minutes writing it all out. Get as specific as possible.
By focusing on the final destination and working backwards you are able to create a clear action plan.
Choose a word that you want to define your year.
Whether it’s breaking a bad one, or creating a good habit, these goals center around a certain activity that you track daily.
This activity is a great opportunity for people that are goal-obsessed to narrow down to the most important goals.