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Any examples? I tend to break the goal down into smaller milestone goals.

• coderintherye 4y ago
  Yes break down into small goals with rewards for yourself at completion of each goal. Depending on your long-term timeline then having goals that are reached weekly or monthly makes sense (but don't tie them to dates but rather to completing objectives). Then, have a larger reward for yourself for completing the long-term goal.
  • rg111 4y ago
    This makes sense, thanks.
• rg111 4y ago
  Like learning a new programming language. Especially where are no immediate benefits and use. Or learning a new (human) language. I do not live in that country or have immediate needs. Or losing weight. My shape is far from bad, but it not ideal as well. In some shirts I appear okay, in others fat. Removes my motivation. Or learning something new, say, a new technology thay would give me new insights and/or look good on my resume, but for which I do not have any immediate use.