one small step at a time




                                                     Making a New Year's Resolution!
 

Making a New Year's resolution is a little tough for me because I've always had high dreams. I'm aware that setting SMART goals—specific, measurable, achievable, reachable, and timely—is preferable, but I have a hard time coming up with one that I can stick with for an entire year. 


I enjoy achieving small objectives, so I created a SMART New Year's resolution utilizing my prior experience (and a little bit of mental power).

I've learned from my prior errors in a variety of situations. I've developed the terrible tendency of putting things off, whether it has to do with family issues or academic issues. I don't act until I'm exhausted, frustrated, and stressed out. 


I'm going to make it a point to not put things off in the new year. Before they get out of hand, I'm going to try to finish the little things. I'll start by producing a journal where I can record deadlines and all of the tasks I have to complete. Additionally, I'll set aside time for homework and do it before moving on to other tasks at school. I'll make a big change this year, one small step at a time. This is the year for change.




Comments

  1. RyeFebruary 2, 2023 at 3:45 AM

    This year will surely have a great impact on you. Pursue your SMART New Year's Resolution to reach your so called change.

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