SMART goals

What makes a goal specific?

• It includes the exact details of what you want to achieve.

• It has a realistic deadline.

• It is big and ambitious.

• It focuses on something unimportant.

If a goal is achievable, it means:

• It can be completed easily.

• It is realistic based on your abilities and resources.

• It has a strict time limit.

• It is something you’ve done before.

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Which of the following goals is measurable?

• "I want to eat healthier."

• "I will eat at least one vegetable with every meal."

• "I will try to avoid junk food."

• "I want to improve my diet."

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A relevant goal is:

• Difficult to accomplish

• Something others want you to do

• A goal with a strict deadline

• Important to you and your priorities

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Which of these is a time-bound goal?

• "I want to improve my grades."

• "I want to exercise more."

• "I will complete my science project by next Friday."

• "I will learn something new."

What part of SMART is missing? I will exercise at the gym three times a week.

• Not specific enough
• Not time-bound
• Not attainable
• Not measurable

What part of SMART is missing? I will exercise at the gym three times a week.

• Not specific enough
• Not time-bound
• Not attainable
• Not measurable

Which of these is NOT an example of a SMART goal?

• "I will finish reading one book by the end of the month."

• "I will improve my science grade to a 90 by doing my homework every day."

• "I want to be rich one day."

• "I will save $50 from my allowance by the end of the month."

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