Long-term goals are closely related to the whole lifestyle you pursue-the type of career you want to pursue, whether you want to get married, the type of family you yearn for, and the overall living conditions you pursue. There is no need to stick to details when considering long-term plans, because there will be too many changes in the future. There should be a master plan, but there should be some flexibility.
Medium-term goal: 2-3 years.
Mid-term goals refer to the goals achieved in five years, including the special training and education you pursue, and the next step in your life.
You can grasp these goals well, and you can foresee whether you can achieve them during the implementation, and constantly adjust your efforts according to the changes of the situation.
Short-term goal: 6 months to 1 year.
Short-term goal refers to the goal of 6 months to 1 year. You can set these goals realistically, and you can quickly and clearly judge whether you are achieving them.
Don't set yourself impossible goals. People always want to make progress, but they can't expect too much, so as not to hurt their confidence. The goal should be realistic and hard to achieve.
Short-term goal: month, week and day
Small goals refer to the goals from 1 day to 1 month. It is much easier to control these goals than to control longer-term goals. You can make a list of things to do next week or next month, and it is very likely that you will finish the plan (if your plan is reasonable). If you find your plan too big, you can revise it later. The smaller the block time, the more you can control each block time.
Micro target: 15 minutes to 1 hour
Micro-targets are targets from 15 minutes to 1 hour. You can grasp these goals directly and realistically. Although its effect is not obvious, it is still very important in your life, because it is directly controlled by you, because only by achieving these small goals can you achieve greater goals.