33 Goal Ideas for a Successful 2021
We’re turning the page, finishing the chapter, closing the book on the year 2020. Most people would agree that it’s good riddance to bad rubbish. As we look ahead to 2021, do you have goals in mind?
I’ll admit I’m not a goal-setter. I’m more of a go-with-the-flow type of person. Setting goals is equal to setting myself up for failure because I just don’t go about it the right way. The number one rule of thumb is that goals must be SMART.
SETTING S.M.A.R.T. GOALS:
- Specific, clear, and well defined
- Measurable
- Attainable and realistic
- Relevant to your lifelong goals
- Timebound/have deadlines
Generally, when people brainstorm for goal-setting ideas, they look at six broad categories: career, relationships, financial, health, spiritual, and educational.
According to Coaching Online here are some ideas and examples of goals you can set for 2021.
33 Goals for 2021
- Grow personally through joining a coaching program
- Make $400 monthly payments to my credit card debt until it’s fully paid
- Allocate at least $6000 annually to pay off student debt
- Ask for a raise at work by June 30
- Learn a new skill by May 30
- Build up an emergency fund with at least four months of expenses
- Increase investment savings to at least 20% of monthly income
- Read at least one book every month
- Volunteer at least once a month
- Build a fitness routine
- Loose at least 16lbs. by March
- Sign up for a marathon (5K, 10K or half marathon)
- Include vegetables in all dinner meals
- Limit junk food intake to twice a week
- Cook at least five meals a week
- Wake up at 6 am for at least five days a week
- Meditate for at least 10 minutes every day
- Write in a gratitude journal at the end of Sunday
- Get at least 8 hours of sleep every day
- Take a one-hour walk every day
- Disconnect from tech for one hour every day
- Start a side hustle that brings in $1000 per Month by September 30. 2021
- Reach out to two distant family members at least once a month
- Call parents every Sunday evening
- Spend at least 1.5 hours a day with kids
- Have one date night with the spouse once a week
- Remodel my home by July 31
- Declutter one room per month until done
- Buy a new home by the end of the year
- Practice more active listening in meetings and when with friends
- Travel somewhere new during winter break
- Participate and complete a 30-day challenge
- Have at least one “me day” a month.
Good luck, and best wishes for a fabulous 2021!!
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