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Quiz on SMART goals

by Danny Sarmiento
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A SMART goal is Achievable: realistic given resources and constraints.

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A SMART goal is Relevant: aligned with broader objectives.

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A SMART goal is Measurable: progress can be tracked with criteria.

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A SMART goal is Time-bound: has a deadline.

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A SMART goal has no deadline to encourage flexibility.

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SMART goals ignore alignment with wider objectives.

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Measurable means the goal has generic description without criteria.

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A SMART goal is Specific: clear and well-defined.

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The S in SMART stands for Simple, not Specific.

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A SMART goal must always be easily achievable with no risk.

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Time-bound goals have no deadline.

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SMART goals are Specific, defining exact outcomes.

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Measurable goals ignore progress tracking.

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A SMART goal can be vague about the outcome.

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Relevant goals are unrelated to bigger plans.

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Time-bound includes a clear deadline or timeframe.

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Using pictures can help explain each SMART attribute.

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Relevant aligns with broader personal or organizational objectives.

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Measurable means you can quantify progress toward the goal.

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Achievable requires unlimited resources.

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