How to set goals scientifically?
- Write a quantitative standard. For example, "learn English" is not quantifiable. "A 800-point TOEIC test Next August" is a good goal.
- Write down the core issues that hinder you.
- Write a specific implementation method.
Goal |
Quantify goals |
Core issues |
Solutions |
Physical health |
Weight drops to 180 pounds by the end of next year |
The bad habit of staying up late |
Get up early, go to bed 23 o'clock every day, and wake up 7:30. |
The baby is smart and healthy |
The baby weighs reasonably and cries less |
Lack of knowledge about confinement and childcare |
Every night with my wife. Watch a collection of Zheng's child-rearing discs |
English |
Next August TOEIC Test 800 + |
Lack of Word volume, reading volume |
Half an hour or so every day to learn a page of TOEIC real problem, the words are written, good sentences back down, test center back down. |
Improve the development stamina |
Difficult to quantify, mainly to improve the humanities knowledge, a more stable mentality |
Don't be overly obsessed with technology |
Chat with family and friends, party, read Zeng Guofan's diary (to the Ancients) and a brief History of human civilization (American undergraduate general education textbook) |
Set goals scientifically (attached to my goals)