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What does the 'M' in SMART stand for?
Think about how you can track your goals.
Give an example of a specific goal.
What do you want to achieve?
What does the 'A' in SMART stand for?
It's about setting a goal you can actually reach.
True or False: All SMART goals must have a financial component.
Consider the scope of goal types.
Create a detailed SMART goal for a long-term project, such as starting a blog, including all elements of the SMART criteria.
Make sure to apply each SMART component to your goal.
Assess and improve a given vague goal: 'I want to write more.' Transform it into a SMART goal.
Think about how you can measure your writing and what time commitment is realistic.
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