S.M.A.R.T.

Specificity

Measurability

Types of Goals

Why Goals Fail

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$100: What does the "S" in S.M.A.R.T. stand for?

Answer: Specific


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$100: Give an example of a vague goal.

"I want to eat healthier." 

"I want to do good in school."

"I want to be cleaner."


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$100: What is the importance of measuring a goal?

Answer: It allows you to track progress and determine success.

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$100: What is a short-term goal?

Answer: A goal you want to achieve in the near future, such as within a week or month.

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$100: Why might a goal fail if it's not written down?

Answer: Because it becomes vague and lacks accountability.

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$200: What makes a goal "measurable"?

 It allows you to track progress and determine when the goal has been achieved.

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$200: How can you make a goal more specific?

By detailing what actions you will take and when.

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$200: Name a method to track progress in a goal.

Answer: Using a journal or an app to log achievements.

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$200: Define a long-term goal.

Answer: A goal that takes an extended period to achieve, often years.

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$200: What is one reason people procrastinate on goals?

Answer: Fear of failure or low self-esteem.

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$300: Explain what "Attainable" means in S.M.A.R.T. goals.

The goal should be realistic and achievable given your resources and constraints.

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$300: Why is specificity important in goal-setting?

Answer: It clarifies what is expected and increases the likelihood of success. 


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$300: How can one measure success?

Answer: By setting clear criteria and benchmarks for evaluation.


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$300: What is a life goal?

Answer: A significant aspiration that shapes your overall direction in life.

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$300: What happens if a goal is unrealistic?

Answer: It can lead to frustration and decreased motivation.

400

$400: What does "Timely" refer to in a S.M.A.R.T. goal?

It specifies a deadline for achieving the goal.

400

$400: Provide an example of a specific goal.

Answer: "I will eat one serving of vegetables with every meal."

400

$400: How can you quantify a goal?

Answer: By assigning numerical values or specific outcomes that indicate achievement.

400

$400: Create a S.M.A.R.T. goal for improving grades.

Answer: "I will raise my math grade from a C to a B by studying 30 minutes each school night for the next two months."

400

$400: How does a lack of accountability affect goals?

Answer: It reduces commitment and support, making it harder to achieve.

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$500: Why is it important to set S.M.A.R.T. goals?

They provide clarity, structure, and motivation for achievement.

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$500: How can you identify levels of specificity in a goal?

Answer: By analyzing how detailed the goal is in terms of actions and outcomes.  

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$500: What role do time frames play in measuring success?

Answer: They create a sense of urgency and help prioritize tasks.

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$500: Why is it beneficial to differentiate between types of goals?

Answer: It helps tailor approaches and strategies to achieve them more effectively.

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$500: What are the implications of limited thinking on goal achievement?

Answer: It restricts potential and hinders progress toward larger aspirations.

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