It's finally here! The new semester is at your doorstep and you've got a lot of planning to do. Goal setting is so vital to success, I've learned to physically write down all of things I want to happen in my life (more specifically for each semester). Here's four goals you should set for this new school year that'll keep you on track.
1. GPA Goal
It's easy to say you want to do well academically this semester, everyone does. But what are some small goals that are in reach? Look at your past GPA and make an obtainable GPA that you want to achieve this semester. Take initiative and motivate yourself to do better than before.
2. Fitness Goal
This is one I've been working on for a while now, and I've realized the focus is not so much on losing weight but on being healthier. Become more conscious of the food you eat and the activities you choose to do. Just take it day by day and set a list of attributes that you'd like to have by the end of the semester.
3. Happiness Goal
Your well-being is just as, and possibility more important as your education this semester. Take time to do the little things that make you happy and don't let the next four months or so fly by while you're constantly face down in a book. Think about how you want this semester to be for you.
4. Financial Goal
Of course it's easier said than done, but try your best to keep track of your money. As much as it isn't fun, I've been learning to create a weekly budget for myself, for food, gas, misc., etc. You'll find yourself in a better place and you'll be on top of your spending and your savings.
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