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GOAL LADDER Your goal ladder is a step-by-step process for taking tiny steps each day that eventually take you closer to reaching your goal. Even the smallest step toward a goal is large compared to doing nothing at all! That sentence is worth repeating: Even the smallest step toward a goal is large compared to doing nothing at all! Make your individual steps toward your ultimate goal easily attainable. Why make it hard when it can be easy?
Below you
will find some handy tips for creating your personal
Goal Ladder. Click on each link to download a printable
step for building your ladder (try using recycled paper
when printing, if possible).
Have
fun building your ladder! You can paste your
completed daily steps into the appropriate spaces on the
weekly steps. Once you have successfully climbed a
weekly step, paste it into the appropriate space on the
monthly step. When you have met a monthly step, place it
someplace special so that you can continually see it and
add the other steps as you accomplish them, as well. |
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