3 Different Types of Goals You Can Set
Channel: The Relaxed Male
Date: 2019-01-04

There are several different methods for goalkeeping. Each has their own strengths and drawbacks. People often find different tactics that work better and will only stick with that one way. So what if there were some other ways you can set a goal and find success? You might try one of these goal setting variations

SMARTER Goals
There are SMART goals. Many folks use this goal system with tremendous success. If you are not familiar with the SMART Goal system here is a quick overview.
SMART is an anagram standing for the following
Specific - instead of I'm going to lose some weight say I'm going to lose 10 pounds
Measurable - you can't measure some weight
Attainable - Is this a realistic goal?
Relevant - or realistic
Timely - If you want to complete it you have to give it a deadline

Some people have added to the SMART goal system to add two new qualifications and these make the term SMARTER goal system That is because they added 
Evaluate - remember to check on your progress 
Reward - When you reach your goal give yourself a reward for the hard work. This pleases the inner child

Sprint Goals - are Smart goals but the steps are broken down into smaller bites. Say you want to talk 2000 miles this year.
You can break that down to 500 miles every three Months
Which can be broken down to 166 miles a month. That means you would have to walk about 6 miles a day. or about 12000 steps a day. 

Breaking your goals into smaller bites can make your goal a lot easier to achieve.

The Last type of goal you can work with is the same goal system that Chris Brogan does. He actually doesn't set a goal so much as he has an overall set of words that act as guideposts for the following year. 

Chris' Words were RItual Execute Value, you can read more on his words on Chris Brogan's Blog.
https://chrisbrogan.com/3words2018/

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