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Goal-Setting Worksheet

Fill in each part in order. It saves as you type, and you can print it to keep on your wall.

  1. Name your goal

    Be specific. "Save 50,000 by June" is easier to act on than "save more money".

  2. Know your why

    On hard days, your reason keeps you going. Write it in a way that would move you.

  3. Make it measurable

    Decide what "done" looks like and when you want to get there.

  4. Plan for obstacles

    Things will get in the way. Deciding your response now makes it far more likely you follow through.

  5. Write your first three steps

    Make each step small enough to do this week. Tick them off as you go.

  6. Support and reward

    Goals are easier with someone in your corner and something to look forward to.