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In personal goal setting you need to think about specific things you want to accomplish in your lifetime. These lifetime goals will give you the perspective that shapes all important decisions that you'll be making in your life.

There are some specific areas of your life that need special attention and accomplishment. The following categories will help you to focus on certain aspects of your lifetime goals.

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Lifetime Goals Categories

In setting personal goals you can make a list of goal categories: mental, family, financial, career, physical, and pleasure. With the exception of career area add/reduce or even change the name of the areas of the list.

  • Mental: Do you have negative thoughts or mindsets that hold you back? Take a look at your behavior in certain situations and ask yourself if this was something that prevented you from reaching a specific goal.

  • Family: Setting family goals can be a bit more difficult than other goals because your decision will usually affect someone else as well. You'll first need to decide if you want to be a parent and if you want the responsibilities that come with parenting.

  • Financial: Determine how much you want to be making when you reach a certain age.

  • Career: Depending on what career you want, there will be goals that you need to set to make sure that you have all your credentials at the end of your schooling. Ask yourself what level it is that you want to reach in your career.

  • Physical: Determine if there are any athletic goals that you want to reach. This can be as simple as staying in good health or as complicated as learning how to mountain climb. What will it take for you to reach this physical goal?

  • Pleasure: Make a list of things that make you happy. Then make another list of steps that you can take to incorporate more of these pleasures into your life.

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Goal Setting Priorities

Once you have a list of the above categories clearly written down, assign them with a priority number. Start with the number one priority and then start to implement changes in your life until you can achieve this goal.

You can work down the list but be flexible with the priority. Your lifetime goals are the milestones that you want to reach for your own personal achievement.

When it comes to lifetime goal setting, it's important that your decisions for yourself are going to fit into the person you want to be. In this case you may need to be firm in the goal categories that you feel are most important to you.

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