Insights from ‘Your Best Year Ever’ by Michael Hyatt Flashcards

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What does S.M.A.R.T.E.R. stand for in goal setting?

A

Specific, Measurable, Actionable, Risky, Time-keyed & Triggered, Exciting, Relevant

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True or False: Specific goals increase clarity and make it easier to make decisions that support them.

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True

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Fill in the blank: ‘A measurable goal should allow you to track _______ and progress.’

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percentage complete or success rate

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What is the benefit of setting a ‘risky’ goal over a ‘reasonable’ goal?

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Risky goals increase performance as they challenge individuals, leading to greater achievement.

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Provide an example of a time-keyed and triggered goal.

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‘I will read two biographies of great leaders each month by reading every night at 9 PM.’

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True or False: Setting more than two major goals every three months improves goal accomplishment odds.

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False

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What should you add to a limiting belief to transform it into a liberating truth?

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Add the word ‘yet’ to the limiting belief.

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Why should you write down two meaningful reasons for pursuing a goal?

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To remind yourself of the motivation and excitement behind the goal when you feel like quitting.

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Fill in the blank: ‘Setting specific ______ for a goal creates urgency and boosts completion odds.’

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time or deadlines

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Why is relevance important when setting goals?

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Ensuring a goal is relevant prevents overcommitting, which can lower the chances of accomplishing any goal.

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How can specificity in a goal reduce indecision?

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It provides clarity on actions needed, helping direct focus and avoid uncertainty.

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What is an example of making a goal actionable?

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Instead of ‘Be an avid reader,’ set ‘Read one biography a month.’

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How does tracking success rates help in achieving a goal?

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It allows you to measure progress, take pride in achievements, and stay motivated.

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Why might someone change a goal from ‘Read more’ to ‘Read more biographies of great leaders’?

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Specific goals help clarify focus, making it easier to decide what to read.

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True or False: Setting reasonable goals is recommended in all goal-setting systems.

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False

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