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Goal Setting Tool

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Step 1 of 11 – Vision / Mission

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Commitments

Select the following areas you’re committed to improving THIS YEAR. Try to limit your commitments to no more than 3 areas.

I'm committing to a spiritual goal this year.
I'm committing to a mental goal this year.
I'm committing to an emotional goal this year.
I'm committing to a physical goal this year.
I'm committing to a relational goal this year.
I'm committing to a marital goal this year.
I'm committing to a parental goal this year.
I'm committing to a financial goal this year.
I'm committing to a career goal this year.

Let’s set a spiritual goal for this year.

Think of someone you would love to be like one day.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your mental goal for this year.

Think of someone you would love to think like or be knowledgable like one day.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your emotional goal for this year.

Think of someone who seems healthy emotionally.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your physical goal for this year.

Think of someone who represents what you want to accomplish physically.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your relational goal for this year.

Think of someone who has healthy relationships like you want to have.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “every week,” “every day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your marriage goal for this year.

Think of someone who has healthy relationships like you want to have.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your parenting goal for this year.

Think of someone who has raised or is raising kids in the way you would want to.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your financial goal for this year.

Think of someone who manages their finances in the way you would want to.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

Let’s set your career goal for this year.

Think of someone who approaches their work the way you would want to.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Keep these statements general because we’re going to re-use them in a minute.
Avoid using pronouns like they, their, them, him, her, he, she, etc. Also don’t put timeframes in just yet, such as “regularly,” “each week,” “each day,” etc. We’ll add timeframes below.

Okay, now thinking about how much or how long you think they do that thing (above), you would say they do it for…

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