From SMART to SMARTER Goals for Easy and Joyful English Transformation


Here are some reasons why goal-setting to improve your English skills might not have worked for you so far:

馃毇 you're not sure about how to set goals

馃毇 your goals appear to be unrealistic and you don't believe it's possible to achieve them.

馃毇 your goals are too vague, and you don't have anyone to guide you or a PROVEN METHOD to reach them

馃毇 you believe your goals need to be difficult for real progress to be made

馃毇 you set goals that are unpleasant and unappealling

馃毇 you aren't consistent in maintaining motivation to achieve your goals

If you relate to any of these statements, it's no wonder that you feel a sense of frustration and stagnation.

BUT...!

What if I told you that all of the above are false perceptions?

What if I said - and PROVED - that what seems unthinkable is definitely possible, and you absolutely can reach your English goals?

In today's video, you'll learn about the acronym SMART goals, including a few examples you might want to consider, and then how to make those goals SMARTER.

馃數 Learn what you need to think about when you set goals to improve your English

馃數 Learn how to achieve even the most apparently unrealistic goals

馃數 Learn how to be concise and explicit when you set your goals

馃數 Learn to relax into wherever you are with your English RIGHT NOW, knowing things change

馃數 Learn how to ENJOY every step of the way through clarity of direction and understanding of wider perspectives

馃數 Learn to keep yourself accountable as you move towards proficiency in English

WATCH HERE: HOW TO CREATE AND USE SMARTER GOALS TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH - WITH EXAMPLES

Hope you enjoy!

P.S. If you're ready to upgrade your English language skills for personal, professional or academic purposes, find out if you qualify to join my signature online English Coaching programme, Confident English Training, (B1 and above) by clicking here.

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