Where will you complete the goal?
When do you want to do it?
Which requirements and constraints might get in your way?
Why are you doing it?
Specificity is important because when you reach these milestones (date,
location, and objective), you’ll know for certain
you have achieved your
goal.
Measurable
Measurable goals are defined with precise times, amounts,
or other units
—essentially anything that measures progress toward a goal.
Creating measurable goals makes it easy to determine if you have
progressed from point A to point B. Measurable
goals also help you figure
out when you’re headed in the right direction and when you’re not.
Generally, a measurable goal statement answers questions starting with
how, such as “How much?”, “How many?”, and “How fast?”
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