By LISA SWAN
If you want to achieve goals large or small, it’s time for you to get smart or even smarter. The key to goal-setting can be found in the acronyms SMART and SMARTER.
Having nebulous goals will get you nowhere. It’s not enough to sit on your couch and say that you want to lose weight or get a new job. You need to have a plan.
That’s where SMART goals come in. They give a structure to your goals that can make them easier to accomplish. Here’s how SMART goals work. SMART is an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Time-Sensitive. Let’s take a look at how a weight-loss goal could be achieved with a SMART goal:
In order to achieve SMARTER goals, don’t forget to Evaluate and Reevaluate. If you do that during regular intervals, you can change the goals to make them more or less challenging, depending upon what is going on.
Career and life coach experts say that you can use these goals no matter what you are trying to achieve. Just figure out a way to frame your goals in a SMART or SMARTER way.
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