Samples of SMART goals will help you learn how to set your own SMART goals. Take a look at this short SlideShare presentation demonstrating several SMART goal examples from various areas of life.

1. Samples: Smart Goals
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2. Smart Goals Examples
● To understand how to set your own SMART
goals it helps to look at various examples of
SMART goals
● Have a look at the following examples of smart
goals from various areas of life...

3. SMART Goal Example 1
(S) Specific: I want to be living in a warmer, dryer climate, away from noisy traffic with beautiful scenery.
(M) Measurable: The location of the house will be in the countryside. I will be able to see, hear and feel the
beautiful environment every day!
(A) Achievable: Yes, there are plenty of locations in my country and if necessary abroad to fit within my budget.
(R) Realistic: Yes, I know others that have done it.
(T) Timed: 9 months from today.
Actualised SMART Goal Statement:
“It is September 2013 and I have just moved into my dream home in my dream location in peaceful countryside
with amazing scenery!”

4. SMART Goal Example 2
(S) Specific: I want to be the best mum I can be!
(M) Measurable: My children will smile and open up to me more.
(A) Achievable: I will accomplish this goal by being a better listener.
(R) Realistic: It's in alignment with my other goals and very worthwhile.
(T) Timed: 1 month from today.
Actualised SMART Goal Statement:
“It is the 1st July 2013 and my relationships with my children are much better. We speak more
openly with each other and I feel more loved.”

5. SMART Goal Example 3
(S) Specific: I want to have 1000 items listed on eBay
(M) Measurable: I will have 1000 items on eBay.
(A) Achievable: Yes it is.
(R) Realistic: Many other people have.
(T) Timed: 2 Months from now.
Actualised SMART Goal Statement:
“It is March 2013 and I have over 1000 items listed on eBay.”

6. SMART Goal Example 4
(S) Specific: I want to be a relaxed, peaceful, loving person.
(M) Measurable: I will be able to keep my cool, not lose my temper and feel more inner peace.
(A) Achievable: I will achieve this goal by meditating at least once per day on love.
(R) Realistic: This goal encompasses all my other desires and wishes.
(T) Timed: 3 months from today.
Actualised SMART Goal Statement:
“It is the 27th April 2013 and I am feeling in control of my emotions. I now feel a kind of
background bliss that enables me to remain calm even when challenged.”

7. SMART Goal Example 5
(S) Specific: I want to be making a living from my new business
(M) Measurable: I need to make at least £2000 Profit per Month.
(A) Achievable: I know other people that have done it in the same business.
(R) Realistic: Yes it is.
(T) Timed: 12 months from today.
Actualised SMART Goal Statement:
“It is the 1st August 2013 and I am making over £2000 Profit Per Month from my business.”

8. Learn More About SMART Goals
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you understand the SMART goal setting
process better
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● Checkout my other SlideShare presentation:
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