3 Page: 6 Month SMART Goal Check-In
Hey Girlfriend! What are your goals?
When you ask a typical person about their goals, often they will respond by detailing their dreams – their dream job, their dream house, their dream business, their dream lifestyle…you name it!
Although, dreams are important; they only give us a direction to move towards, important to understand that your “dreams” are not your “goals”.
Goals (when written well), like dreams, are aspirational — but they are also more specific. A dream may be the vision; goals are the steps and landings of the journey. For example, if your dream is to become a well-known attorney with a successful private practice, your goal-trajectory might be: get accepted into, and graduate from law school; land a job as an attorney; move through the ranks in notable firms until you reach partner status; branch off, find a financial backer and open your own firm; gain exposure and win cases, accolades; etc.
The thing is, most people aren’t very good at setting goals either. While the goals laid out above are better at giving direction to someone’s career, they could be stronger. How? By making them SMART.
SMART stands for:
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound
In this 3 page instant download you’ll receive a step by step layout of how to turn your plain goals into smart goals.
There are many ways to set goals, and reach them. Deciding to make SMART goals has worked wonders for me and many others in the past. Most of us have trouble following through with actions consistently. But I have learned that writing my goals down with a plan attached has allowed me to be more productive and efficient during my process.What are you waiting on? Let's get started!
-Your fave Girlfriend
When you ask a typical person about their goals, often they will respond by detailing their dreams – their dream job, their dream house, their dream business, their dream lifestyle…you name it!
Although, dreams are important; they only give us a direction to move towards, important to understand that your “dreams” are not your “goals”.
Goals (when written well), like dreams, are aspirational — but they are also more specific. A dream may be the vision; goals are the steps and landings of the journey. For example, if your dream is to become a well-known attorney with a successful private practice, your goal-trajectory might be: get accepted into, and graduate from law school; land a job as an attorney; move through the ranks in notable firms until you reach partner status; branch off, find a financial backer and open your own firm; gain exposure and win cases, accolades; etc.
The thing is, most people aren’t very good at setting goals either. While the goals laid out above are better at giving direction to someone’s career, they could be stronger. How? By making them SMART.
SMART stands for:
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound
In this 3 page instant download you’ll receive a step by step layout of how to turn your plain goals into smart goals.
There are many ways to set goals, and reach them. Deciding to make SMART goals has worked wonders for me and many others in the past. Most of us have trouble following through with actions consistently. But I have learned that writing my goals down with a plan attached has allowed me to be more productive and efficient during my process.What are you waiting on? Let's get started!
-Your fave Girlfriend
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