Question

goals

• can be set using goal - setting techniques

○ smart is an acronym for the goal - setting principles.

• specific

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• attainable
• realistic
• time - based

specific

• involves setting a specific which is well - defined and focused

○ setting specific goals allows people to focus on their goals, pulling resources toward them and the goals more easily
○ for example, \i will save $5,000 to my trip to europe\ is more meaningful than \i will save enough money for travel\

Explanation:

• SMART is a well - known goal - setting technique. The acronym SMART stands for five goal - setting principles: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time - based.
• When setting a specific goal, it involves defining an end goal. Having a specific end goal helps in focusing resources and makes achieving the goal more straightforward. For example, in the savings example, "fund" is the action related to the trip (saving money to fund the trip).

Answer:

1. SMART
2. five
3. Measurable
4. end goal
5. achieving
6. fund