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Define 'Specific' in the context of SMART goals.
Think about what details make a goal clear.
What does 'Measurable' refer to in SMART goals?
Consider how you might quantify success.
What does the 'S' in SMART stand for?
Think about the clarity of the goal.
True or False: Achievable goals can be unrealistic.
Think about what makes a goal possible.
Create a SMART goal for improving workplace skills, using all components effectively.
Ensure you cover all SMART components in your answer.
Assess the following goal: 'I want to finish my project someday.' What are its flaws, and how can it be made SMART?
Identify lack of specificity and time constraints.
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