Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to set meaningful goals [title] Start with broad ideas. [step] Answering the question, " what do you want? " is much harder than we may realize. Many times, people will only have a vague idea of their goal. <sep> (A) Always start with broad " oh ", however, by looking back on the past. Start at specific concrete things that you have learned, like the time your dad got his number from his wife. (B) This isn't a problem-starting broad will actually help you map out a clear path towards more specific, attainable goals. For example, you may broadly tell yourself, " i want to be happy. (C) You can work on creating your own connections by using broad ideas. Others will respond to the vague question by asking you " what would you like this to be like? " [title] Talk with a self-help " self-help " advisor. (D) Instead of thinking " what do i want to be a writer someday, " feel excited about it. If you're a writer, ask yourself if it's really really about reading this article? If so, it might be a different thing than a piece of self worth.
Output (English): B