12 Ways to Set & Achieve Powerful Goals (Goal-Setting Infographic)

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Have you set goals for the year yet? If you have, this goal-setting infographic will give you ideas to refine your goals—and make it easier to achieve them. And if you haven’t set your goals yet, this fun infographic offers great tips to get started. Enjoy!

Setting goals is an important part of creating a life you love. Goals help us get really clear on what we want—and provide motivation and focus to work on what matters most to us!

Plus, as always, at the end of this article there’s a Fierce Kindness practice with journal prompts/questions to go deeper.

“I would encourage you to set really high goals. Set goals that, when you set them, you think they’re impossible. But then every day you can work towards them, and anything is possible, so keep working hard and follow your dreams.” Katie Ledecky

Here’s your Goal-Setting Infographic

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Set Your Goals Goal-Setting Infographic

Wrap-up + A Fierce Kindness Practice

Fierce Kindness LogoA Fierce Kindness Practice to go Deeper

One of the core principles of Fierce Kindness is creating a deep connection with yourself. So use this goal-setting infographic to learn more about you:

  1. Consider which tip or idea in the goal-setting infographic above:
    1. Most RESONATES with you?
    2. Most UNSETTLES you?
  2. The tip that most RESONATES with you is within your comfort zone. Great!
    • How can you get started or do more of this?
  3. And the tip that most UNSETTLES you is an area for you to “stretch” into (after all we can’t grow without discomfort).
    • To go even deeper, keep this particular tip or idea in mind over the next week, or perhaps write it out on a post it and carry it with you.
    • Then notice when this ‘unsettling’ tip applies in your life. For example: Are you easily distracted and find it hard to stay focused on your priorities, and get to lunchtime or the end of the day and realise you didn’t work on what you needed to?
    • Lastly, what are some IDEAS you’ve been having, of changes you could make in your life around this tip—however small? For example could you add a step into your daily routine (like when you have your first cup of coffee or tea) and choose your top 3 priorities for the day? Or could you set a timer to check in with yourself throughout the day? Or something else…

What healthy goal-setting and action-taking practices do you have? Comment and share below!

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