Goal
* are a part of everyday life
  - abstract, idealized statements of desired outcomes
  - action-oriented statements that are general in nature
  - content
  - dreams with time limits that can be measured
  - ends, future states, or conditions to be produced
  - motives in action with a burning desire to fulfill
  - physical events
  - scores
  - standards that provide context for measurement
  - statements of educational intention which are more specific than aims
* are the end results toward which individuals or families are willing to work
  - object of what people and organizations commit themselves to
  - seeds from which our future grows
  - specific long-term results a marketer wants to achieve
  - things that people want to do in the next few years
  - things that require investment
* are what an individual or team tries to accomplish in their sport
  - individuals hope to achieve and accomplish
* benefit companies.
* cause a desire to gets.
* describe aims, wishes, aspirations.
* have effects
  - impact
  - significant impact
* help elderly individuals
* include awareness
  - diversity
  - health
* is content
* represent what people commit themselves to do, often within a few months.
* require cooperation.
+ Social Cognitive Theory, Self-Regulation and Motivation Through Goal Systems
  * Goals have strong motivational effects. They provide an individual with a sense of direction and purpose. They also help to build an individual's self-efficacy. Successfully completing a goal increases an individual's self-beliefs in their capabilities. Bandura links this effect with the increase interest in what an individual is doing and the increase in self-satisfaction. Those without these characteristics are often unmotivated and uncertain about their abilities.

### goal worth attaining:

Inner peace
* becomes a goal for the person seeking good health and well being.
* comes with an understanding of our relationship to our society and the universe.
* goal worth attaining.
* is also important in dealing with life changes, challenges and cherished moments
  - based on awareness of that essential, universal wholeness
  - born of awakening into the very experience of our life

### goal | aim:

Will
* are an important part of estate planning and income tax planning
  - as important to young adults as they are to the older generation
  - desires, and desires are immeasurably small motions of bodies
  - matters of public record
* are public documents upon death, upon which anyone can purchase
* are the documents used to transfer property after death
  - legal means by which people recount their last wishes
  - most contested of all legal documents
  - simplest ways to distribute an estate
* can also have an extremely important role in minimising the impact of inheritance tax.
* has chopsticks.
* is faculty
* is legal documents
  - forms
  - purposes
* only come into effect after death, and they can be changed anytime before death.

Intent
* also is an element of the charge of first-degree manslaughter with a firearm.
* is an elusive element of a crime
  - meaning
* is the crucial distinction between truthfulness and truth itself
  - purpose formed in a person's mind at the time an act is committed
* mental state.