In this episode we talk about your goal setting process.

Get excited because this is tiny leaps.

Big change. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps. Big changes where I share simple strategies you can use to get more out of your life.

My name is Greg Klunis and one of the number one things that people struggle with when they're trying to set goals, when they're trying to accomplish those goals,

when they are just trying to move forward in their life, whatever it is, change their behavior, make more money, get a relationship that they are happy with.

One of the most common things that people struggle with is the actual process of setting

the goal. And I know that doesn't really make that much sense. It seems like

setting the goal should be the easy part, right? You set the goal, you write it down. Maybe you get

specific with it, use like the smart framework or something, and then you do it.

And the doing it has always seemed like the hard part.

But what if I told you that you could actually set a goal in a way that makes the doing it easy?

And what if I also told you that if you're struggling to do your goal it's probably because you didn't

set it properly in the first place because the goal of setting a goal the purpose of

setting a goal is to move you towards the goal. The way you set it is supposed to naturally move

you towards it. And so today I want to talk about the simplest goal setting process you can do, the simplest process that if you follow it,

if you just go through these seven steps, you will find yourself setting better goals, and because you've set those better goals,

you're going to naturally move towards them. You're going to naturally take those steps and

start seeing yourself achieve more of them.

The first big step is to identify what you want.

Now this is something you've heard me talk about many of times in my videos on

YouTube on the podcast and my emails in the Facebook group. You have heard me talk

about this so often. If you do not know what you want, if you cannot sit down and identify that, you

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