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10 years ago 0 1140 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Well, there is the ever-dreaded goal of cleaning my house...
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10 years ago 0 3307 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Ashley, good point.  I make list at night and when I do that I can things done.  I like small, medium and long term goals.  
 
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Sparky 
10 years ago 0 11212 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Hi Sparkey!

Those look like great long term goals! It can be helpful to make goals a bit more specific and measurable as this helps us to know what we are aiming for. So instead of a goal being return to the Gym, your goal could be go to the gym three times a week for a month. Or instead of be around my friends, your goal could be schedule a date with my friends at least once a week for a month.

Hope this helps!
Ashley, Health Educator
10 years ago 0 3307 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
1. Return to the gym
2. Work in my yard a lot 
3. Be around more of my friends.
4. Long walks.
5. Heal my soul.
6. NO SMOKING!!! 
 
Sorry I have more, but thought I would stop at 6
 
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Sparky 
10 years ago 0 11212 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
It's important to set goals for yourself regularly. Not only is it productive to challenge ourselves but it also builds confidence. Also, now that you are quitting smoking you might find it easier to tackle some other goals you may haven’t felt up to due to lack of energy.

The summer is fast approaching. What are your top 3 goals you would like to reach before the summer is here?


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