Achieving A Goal In Middle School

Tuesday was the start of a new six weeks, my academic short term goal is to have a 90 and above in every class that I have. I will have this goal down by going into my classes every Friday after school to check on my progress in that class and sit to do extra credit if I really need to be sure I make an A in the class. A personal short term goal I have for myself is to maintain my healthy eating habits for about another year, I have cut down candy, sodas and fast food places. I will achieve this goal by staying right on path with my meal plan and working out daily. I will know I have accomplished my goal when I lose twenty pounds and when I have a flat stomach. My third goal is a personal one and it is to save up two hundred dollars to pay

Even though some goals are harder than others to achieve, set them anyway and do your very best to reach them. Have high standards for yourself and for the people you hang around as well. By “setting goals for yourself”, I mean set them for who you want to be, how you want to act, present yourself, and live your life. Make your life a leading example to

If you do not set goals or achievements for yourself then, you will not be successful in life. One major goal that I set for myself is to be elected at the ROTC program at Colts Neck High School. Unfortunately, it will not be an easy goals to achieve. It is going to a long bumpy ride until I reach my destination. However, if I study hard, complete all of my school assignments, and get antoshining grades then, I can find a shortcut to make this ride shorter and maybe even smoother after all. Also, participation is one of the main keys to achieving this goal. I make sure that I participate in class and in after school activities such as track and field and basketball because then my teachers and my coach could recommend me. This single goal persily will overall make me smarter and a hardworking student by the end of the year.

I have made a lot of progress towards my last goal. I always had my homework done ahead of time and now it has become a habit. I planned in my planner one week ahead so I could easily see all the stuff I needed to do.

As an Early College High School student, we were told that from day one as a freshman we had to know what we wanted to study and do for the rest of our lives. Middle school didn’t exactly prepare us for that type of environment, let alone have us decide what our future career would be. At fifteen I was still figuring out myself, and I’m glad I took the time to do that first. I might not have known then, but after all the training and experience the last three years of my life has given me I definitely know now. It takes more than just a thought to create a passion, it takes experience and knowing oneself. I found my passion, it was a burning desire to study in the field of nursing.

In the article “Succeed: How We Can Reach Our Goals” by Heidi Grant Halvorson which is also the world’s leading on goal settings. When setting a life goal make sure to set the bar high but not to high so it’s difficult but not impossible. Have a little piece of goal wisdom which means when a teen imagines to lose weight and they end up losing weight. People that are successful don’t just have confidence that they will succeed, but they also have confidence that they will succeed. Some people don’t like hearing people say that they can’t succeed. There’s no way that you can’t achieve because all you need is effort, planning, persistence and good strategies to achieve your goal. You need to stay motivated to achieve. Stay focused on goals

My goals will become easier to reach once I begin with the end in mind. First off, one of my goals is being generous, helping others, and showing kindness. I believe that I can accomplish this goal by remembering that not everyone is always having a good day and that a small act of kindness could mean a lot to someone. I also believe I can accomplish this goal by seeking wanted help in my free time and being more generous (obviously). That goal is a personal and lifelong one that I will always try to keep. Another one of my goals is to make sure my family feels loved. I set this goal because I am fully aware that 6th grade is actually not that long of a way from college, which is when I will not have much time for my family. I would also hate to be an awfully annoying teenager that

My goal setting started when I was eight years old. Like myself, my dad is a huge believer in writing your goals down. Throughout my life, my dad encouraged me to set goals. These goals are based on the Graefen Family Fundamentals. By following the fundamentals, I believe that I can become successful in whatever I do in life. Still to this day, every six months I come up with my goals for the next half-year.

A time in my life when I attempted to fulfill my dreams or reach a goal was when I tried to achieve getting straight A’s. It all started when I started to want to go play college baseball. I set this goal because I know that I need to get superb grades to get a scholarship for college. Getting excellent grades will help me get into a good college. Achieving this goal was essential, and I was able to accomplish this goal by listening. Listening to the teacher makes getting perfect grades very simple. When I eventually got my 4.0 GPA, it made me feel extremely thrilled. Striving for this goal taught me that I will not ever give up on my goals. Having good grades is important if I want to get into a good college. If I can maintain

I made the goal to complete one practice test before every webtest in my algebra class. Surprisingly, my dedication and progress on this goal have been phenomenal. Math is not a strong skill for me and this goal has helped raise my scores on those tests by helping me see exactly the type of questions I was having an issue with so I could go back and study that section before taking my webtest. It was great seeing the difference in my test scores simply from implementing this goal. My second academic goal was to arrive early to every class and use that extra time. Best idea ever! I have gotten so much done or head start on so many things just by utilizing those fifteen minutes or

Setting goals is like going to school at the age of 30. When you go to school at the age of 14 it sucks so imagine going to school at 30 it would be worse. You wake up and get dressed and gather work.

Setting goals is the most important thing you can do in your life. Without goal's you are going to have no direction, no ambition to be successful, no drive to stay in school, and trouble finding a career that will provide for you. Without these three things, achieving your goals is going to be one of the toughest tasks in the years to come.

There are many aspects that go into motivation and obtaining your goals. As for motivation towards obtaining your greater goals, the easiest thing to do is to break down your ultimate goal into smaller easier to obtain goals that you are more willing to do.

Everyone should have personal goals that evolve around anything that needs to be accomplished. I set goals on a daily basis. One goal that I seem to have not truly focused on has been my college education. Considering all things, I decided I needed to focus on my college education. The first thing I needed to accomplish was to enroll in an institution for higher learning. Now that my enrollment is complete, I am an official student at the University enrolled in the undergraduate program for business management. As a student at the university, I now have to set personal goals so that I will be successful in my endeavors. My personal goals are to gain personal growth and development and graduate from my undergraduate program in business

I have learned that it is very important to set long and short term goals for myself. I have also learned the difference between the two. A long term goal is around a year long and a short term is well less than a year. For example; my present long term goal is my associates degree. My short term goal is to complete my assignments along with my daily