Day 1: Get Clear on the Goal
- Define your goal. Be specific — instead of “get fit,” say “walk 10,000 steps daily.”
- Use the SMART goal format:
- Write it down — this makes it real.
- Example: “I will write 5 pages of my eBook by Sunday night.”
💡 Tip: Stick to one main goal for the week.
✅ Day 2: Break It Down
- Break your weekly goal into small, daily tasks.
- Ask: What’s the smallest possible action I can take today?
- Create a checklist:
🔄 Mini-wins each day keep you motivated!
🧠 Day 3: Clear Mental Clutter
- Remove distractions: phone, social media, unnecessary tasks.
- Write down 3 motivations for achieving this goal (e.g., pride, career growth, helping others).
- Build a morning routine that sets the tone for focus (e.g., 10 min journal, 20 min deep work).
⏰ Day 4: Create Time Blocks
- Choose your power hours — time of day when you’re most productive.
- Block out 1–2 hours for your goal and treat it like an appointment.
- Set a timer: Try the Pomodoro Technique (25 min work, 5 min rest × 4).
🧱 If it’s not scheduled, it won’t happen.
⚙️ Day 5: Take Imperfect Action
- Don’t wait for perfection — take messy, meaningful action.
- If you feel stuck: just do 5 minutes of work — momentum will build.
- Reward yourself for progress, not just results.
🚀 Done is better than perfect.
🧭 Day 6: Reflect & Adjust
- Ask yourself:
- Make quick adjustments to your strategy or environment.
🏁 Day 7: Celebrate & Lock It In
- Finish strong. Complete the final step of your goal.
- Reflect: journal your feelings and what you learned.
- Celebrate! Treat yourself (movie, snack, nature walk — whatever feels good).
- Decide: Will I keep going next week with a new goal or level up this one?
💬 Final Notes
- Keep your why in front of you.
- Use accountability — text a friend, or tell me your progress each day if you’d like!
- Your identity shifts when you start acting like someone who achieves — and that shift is powerful.