Dan

Specific: Instead of a vague goal, like "start a business," set a specific target, such as "launch an e-commerce store selling handmade crafts in 3 months. • Use systemize steps • Define clear objective • Use precise language to eliminate confusion

Measurable: Track your progress as you accomplish tasks. • Create measurable milestones. • Use tools like task lists. • Celebrate small wins to stay inspired.

Achievable: Break your journey into achievable steps, like researching suppliers and learning about online marketing. • Divide the business launch into smaller, manageable tasks. • Prioritize tasks based on their importance. • Embrace each completed step as a victory.

Relevant: Align your business idea with your passion, picturing a venture that reflects your values and aspirations. • Find personal significance in your entrepreneurial journey. • Visualize the positive impact your business can bring.

Time-Bound: Commit to goals by setting deadlines for stages of your business development. • Set specific dates for each phase: e.g., launch website in 6 weeks. • Plan your timeline by working backward from your end goal. • Respect your deadlines to maintain momentum.

Through SMART goals, you can transform your mental barriers into stepping stones on your journey toward success.

Food for thought: Form a habit around this system instead of working hard to incorporate it into your journey.

Follow me @danmurrayserter for more: • Habits • Braincare • Productivity • Mental health • Entrepreneurship If you like this thread, like and comment your thoughts.

𝗣.𝗦 Subscribe to my newsletter "Science of Success" here I break down stories and studies of success to teach you how to turn it from probability to predictability here: https://emailsignup.danmurrays...

Check out my podcast Secret Leaders Where I interview 500+ of the top business leaders on earth in one of Europe's top business podcasts: Here: https://link.chtbl.com/SecretL...