Five simples rule you should follow, while setting a goal

In this blog post, We are going to delve into five rules you need to follow while writing your goal. Firstly, A goal means your desired outcomes or results that you want to achieve. Every one of us has his or her desired outcomes that we want to achieve in various things we do daily. However, Without following the rules of writing a goal that will be mentioned in this blog post, it will be difficult for us to achieve your goal. By following the rules of writing a goal, you have a 100% probability that you are going to achieve your desired outcome. By following the rules of achieving your goal, it's going to help you to stay on track while working towards your goal. All those who have their desired results are action-takers. They write their goal and they also make plans on how to bring goals Into reality. They do everything possible to achieve their desired outcomes. They don't allow any obstacles to hinder them from achieving their results. If they fail while working towards their goal, they will rise again and continue pursuing it. Let us go deep into how to write our goal using these five rules:

Be specific

While writing or setting your goal, you have to be concise, and clear with your goal.

You have to be specific about things you want. You must answer the question of the goal I am setting, Does it resonate with what I want in my life? Answering the question, It's going to help you to stay on track while working towards your goal and it will help you not to lose interest. 

Example:

I want to buy a car. 

I want to buy a red Prado Jeep by November 1st, 2024, at 4:00 pm.

What do you notice in the example above, one is specific and another one is not specific. Simply saying I want to buy a car, does not resonate with the law of setting a goal.

Your goal must be specific, concise, and clear.

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  Measurable 

By setting your goal, you must have a thing that is tracking your progress.

For instance, reducing your body weight is your primary goal. For you to make the goal realistic, it is a must to do an exercise. By doing these exercises, there is an instrument in the gym that helps track the progress to find out the results maybe you are on the track or not. 

With every progress you are making, you must try to celebrate it. This is going to be a great help while moving closer to your goal. 

Achievable

While setting a goal, you must be able to identify some challenges and obstacles that you may find while working towards the goal and design a plan to tackle them head-on.

While setting a goal, you should set a goal that aligns with your expertise.

For instance, maybe you are a graphics designer and your primary goal is to improve your skills. Do you know that you can make these goals achievable, because of what lies in your skill?

You must set a goal that is in alignment with what you are doing not what you are not doing.

 Relevant

Another rule is relevant. Ensure that, your goal is important and meaningful to you.

Think about how achieving the goal is going to benefit you and others.

Your goal must be relevant.

 Time-bound

The last of these rules is time-bound. It's a deadline you give to yourself to make the goal achievable. If you checked the example I used in number 1, you see something like November 1st,2024 at 4:00 pm, that is the deadline the person set for his goal to be achievable. 

Setting a deadline for your goal is going to help you in achieving your goal.

Useful tips after you set your goal.

Ensure that, you read your goal 3 times every day.

Develop positive affirmations and say these affirmations every morning.

Ensure that you visualize the goal while reading it.

Conclusion

By following all these steps above, it's 100% probability that you are going to achieve your goal.

Make sure that, your goal is clear, specific, achievable, measurable, and time-bound. Use this link below to see how to create your goal. 

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