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By now you will have thought of a rough goal or 10 that you have for the future.
Now lets turn your goal(s) into a SMART goal!!
Firstly we need to make your goal Specific. In order to make your goal specific you need to look at the 6 W’s (Some of you may remember this from story writing when you were a wee tot beginning school).
Who
What
When
Which
Where
Why
Lets take a simple everyday goal such as “I want to get into shape”…
Now looking at the 6 W’s lets make it a bit more specific!!
Sally wants to loose weight by Christmas 2008 so she can fit into her favourite dress for the annual Christmas party.
I have found that just by adding why you want to achieve your goal is a huge motivator to keep pressing on when times get tough, often if you quit your why is not strong enough and needs to be reevaluated.
I have found that each of the 6 W’s leads into the rest of the criteria for SMART goals, so spend a bit of time in this area crafting your goals and the rest of the goal setting process should be relatively smooth.
Ready, Steady, Set your Specific Goals!!













