More Than a Checklist

Goals help cut through the clutter of a crowded mind and focus thoughts on the things that matter most. You can’t just set random goals the way too many people do – long lists of wishes that pop up at random and eventually fall away. You can take a smarter approach by setting SMART and WISE goals. What is the difference? SMART thinking results in specific goals. WISE thinking gives them heart. SMART goals are: Specific Measurable Action-Oriented Realistic Time-Bound WISE goals, meanwhile, are: Written Integrated Synergistic Expansive SMART goals SMART goals have helped many people move from vague, unattainable goals to clear, specific action. You might want to use this standard to