Do you want a motivating list of goals, that consists of things you know you can actually achieve in the near future? Well, in this post I’ve rounded up 100 life goals which are a little bit more realistic...
Do you want a motivating list of goals, that consists of things you know you can actually achieve in the near future? Well, in this post I’ve rounded up 100 life goals which are a little bit more realistic than the usual lists.
I’m a huge advocate for setting smaller, achievable goals and writing them into lists.
It’s an awesome feeling when you can tick things off and it gives you even further incentive to do more.
These 100 life goals are for the every-day person, rather than the person who wants to become a CEO or earn a million quid.
They are for people, like me, who wish to enjoy life a bit more and learn some new things, knowing that they don’t have a spare few thousand pounds to spend on a world trip and would rather set goals they can stick to.
Hopefully you find something among these 100 life goals that will give you a little spark of inspiration.
How to stick to your goals
Sticking to your goals is the hardest part. It’s easy setting them but actually following through can be tough.
One thing I like to do when I have a goal in mind, is to come up with an action plan.
I break down all the components of how I’m going to make it happen, think about all the possible barriers and think of solutions to those. I then work out a date/place/time I’m going to be working on my goal.
Let’s take this blog for example.
Last year I wanted to get accepted into an ad network that required me to have double the amount of the visitors I was getting at the time.
I needed to a) work out exactly how I was going to make it happen b) think of the possible barriers I would face and c) work out when I’m going to work on my goal.
This led me to figure out that a) I would need to learn more about effectively building traffic, write a lot more content and build a better marketing strategy. b) That I might end up compromising quality of content to create a larger quantity of it, but my solution was to write a few shorter but good quality posts to fill my content calendar c) that I would work on it during my twins’ 2 hour nap window and every evening for a few hours.
It took me one month to achieve this goal because I had a proper plan in place.
You can do the same with any goals. Think of how you can achieve them, think of barriers and solutions and then set a date and time.
FREE Goal Planner
Because I’m such a fan of writing things down and I’m a sucker for a printable, I thought I would make a goal planner that you could print off at home.
The goal planner let’s you write down a list of 5 goals at a time, so you can break it down and make it more manageable.
It also has a section for writing down your goal action plan, as well as listing any barriers you may face and any solutions you can think of.
The planner is available in both A4 and A5 sizes in a PDF format so you can print them smaller for your journal if you wish.
How to download your goal planner:
Use the form below to subscribe and download the planner.Unzip the folder.Print all pages of the correct sized PDF file, which is available in both A4 and A5 format.Fill them in and reference them whenever you need!Repeat when you have completed all 5 of your goals.
100 life goals
Money
Set up a savings account and save your first £100Pay off a debtCreate a budget and stick to it for 3 monthsImprove your credit scoreGet life insuranceStart putting into a pensionRelationships
Set a regular monthly date to see your friendsLet go of toxic and one-sided relationshipsSurprise your partnerDo something nice for a friendMake a new friendDo something different for a dateBuy someone flowersFamily
Take a family photoCook a nice dinner for your familyHave a day out somewhere newMake a photo albumHost a family get-togetherVisit distant familyTrace your family treePersonal Development
Learn one new skillImprove an old skillPractise self care once a weekSwap some of your disposables for reusable’sUp your recycling gameDo something kind for a strangerWatch less TVCreate your own recipeDrink more waterHave a whole day of restLearn to appreciate your bodyStart learning a new languageRead a book that will teach you somethingPlant a treeLearn a new craftDo some volunteer work at a senior care center like http://www.chelseaseniorliving.com/locations/new-jersey/bridgewater/Give a charitable donationRaise money for a charityMemorise a few impressive factsLearn to meditateMake a list of things you’re grateful forStart a journalHome
Reorganise your cupboardsDo a deep cleanDonate unwanted items to charityCreate a meal planGive one room a makeoverHealth
Change one bad health habitGet an hour more of fresh air a weekEat more vegetables in your dietWalk 10,000 steps a dayComplete a 30 day workout challengeSwap your favourite takeaway for a home-made versionDo couch-5kImprove your postureGo vegan for a monthGrow your own foodGo alcohol free for a monthWork
Get a qualification in something within your industryAsk for a pay riseBecome an expert in somethingTurn a hobby into a careerMake some passive incomeStart a businessSell your first product or serviceHave something publishedComplete a courseFun & Self-Care
Do something you enjoyed as a child (jumping in muddy puddles, playing with lego etc.)Book an experience dayThrow a themed dinner partyGo to the beach Take a class in something creativeAttend the theatreWear something daring and differentLearn to cook a complicated dishStart a YouTube channelLearn a dance routineLearn how to take better photosWrite a short storyBe in a live TV audienceVisit an art galleryGo to a museumFind your place for reflectionGet a tattoo or piercingFly on a planeGo to a gigWatch a live sports gameLearn to play a new instrumentWrite a songWorld & Travel
See more of your own countryTravel somewhere soloGo abroadBe a tourist in your own cityGo on a long road tripVisit a castleWatch the sunset with a picnicHike to the top of a mountainSwim in the seaWatch the sunrise on a summers dayVisit a famous landmarkSend a postcardStargazeOnline
Unfollow social media accounts that make you feel like shitUnplug for one whole day a monthMeet up with friends you’ve met online (somewhere public of course)Start a blogRelated: FREE Anxiety Worksheet Printables
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