Making small goals is to make people have more motivation and sense of direction in life and work, and to make life more fulfilling and meaningful. In our daily life, we can set some small goals, such as drinking 8 glasses of water every day, going to the gym once a week, learning a new skill for ourselves and so on. These small goals can help us achieve bigger goals, increase the interest of life and help us understand ourselves better.

Making small goals should be specific, measurable, time-limited and evaluated according to your own situation and goals. You can set goals in all aspects, including physical health, personal development, family and social life. You can start from every day, accumulate over time, and achieve your goals step by step. While setting goals, we also need to make corresponding plans and adjustment programs to cope with possible difficulties and challenges.

After setting small goals, it needs constant evaluation and adjustment. Evaluation can help us understand the progress and achievements of our goals, so as to make future plans and goals. At the same time, we can also adjust our goals and plans according to the surrounding environment and our own changes. Occasionally adjusting or modifying the goal will not affect the whole process, but will make us more confident and motivated in the goal and easier to achieve the ultimate goal.