Let’s get honest: most people set bullshit goals and then wonder why nothing changes. “I want to grow my business” or “I need more clients” doesn’t mean shit if you can’t measure it or act on it. You need goals that tell you exactly what to do and when you’ve actually won.
Start by getting specific as hell. Don’t say “increase sales”, say “land five new paying clients this month” or “hit $2,000 in new invoices by the 30th.” The more detailed your target, the easier it is to chase and hit.
Next, every goal needs a deadline. If you just say “soon” or “someday”, you’ll procrastinate until your dreams are dust. Make it urgent. Put a date on that shit.
Break big goals into bite-sized milestones. If your main goal is intimidating, cut it into weekly or even daily steps. Want 50 clients this year? That’s roughly one new client every week. Small wins keep you motivated and show you’re moving.
Finally, track everything. Write your goals somewhere you see them every day. Keep score—did you hit your numbers this week, or do you need to change something? If you’re not measuring, you’re just wishing.
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