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SMART GOAL


  Your goal should be specific and unique it will help you to keep focus on your goal and 
   and you will be able to more effective in your mission or in your life goal.

 Your goal should be measurable so that you can analysis of your life goal in a simple way without any distraction it will also help you to track your mission or your life goal. 

 Your goal should be achievable and it should be possible for human being .

 Your goal should be realistic and it should no be any types of illusion and it is also possible for human being in the earth.

 Your goal should be time bounded and time tracker so that it can be track of achievement in time to time .

   S specific 

 M measurable 

 A achievable

 R  realistic  

 T  time bounded

                                                                                                                                     





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