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An ENFP’s Guide to Goal-Setting:
Flexibility isn’t Just for Yogis
When considering goals, choose an end result and filter down. What’s the bottom line or end result you want to achieve? What does that look like to you? What steps can you take to achieve this goal?
As long as you’re still headed in the right direction for your goal, switching tactics is a-okay and may even save the longevity of your focus. Allow yourself to be flexible when executing the details of a goal, so long as you don’t lose sight of the bottom line.
If you find you’re continually giving yourself an out, take some introspective time to see why and what you need to tweak.
And Categories Aren’t Just for Jeopardy!
Set those big picture goals in categories. Write them down so you don’t lose track. Your priorities will rise to the surface as you consider each outcome.
Keep some kind of record if you choose to set goals this way to make sure nothing slips through the cracks.
Check-in So You Don’t Check Out
I believe that one reason New Year’s Resolutions don’t often stick is because we make them at one point in the year and never bother to check-in and account for the changes that normally happen in our lives. The same applies to any type of goal.
An ENFP’s Guide to Goal-Setting:
Flexibility isn’t Just for Yogis
When considering goals, choose an end result and filter down. What’s the bottom line or end result you want to achieve? What does that look like to you? What steps can you take to achieve this goal?
As long as you’re still headed in the right direction for your goal, switching tactics is a-okay and may even save the longevity of your focus. Allow yourself to be flexible when executing the details of a goal, so long as you don’t lose sight of the bottom line.
If you find you’re continually giving yourself an out, take some introspective time to see why and what you need to tweak.
And Categories Aren’t Just for Jeopardy!
Set those big picture goals in categories. Write them down so you don’t lose track. Your priorities will rise to the surface as you consider each outcome.
Keep some kind of record if you choose to set goals this way to make sure nothing slips through the cracks.
Check-in So You Don’t Check Out
I believe that one reason New Year’s Resolutions don’t often stick is because we make them at one point in the year and never bother to check-in and account for the changes that normally happen in our lives. The same applies to any type of goal.
I would encourage you to take any long-term goals you have and set a reminder to check-in. Use summer time, beginning of the school year, your birthday—any checkpoints along the year will do.
As long as I hit that check-point, I’ll be on track to reach my goal by the end of the year.
Set a reminder for a future date and never miss a self check-in again.
Set a reminder for a future date and never miss a self check-in again.
Thank you!
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