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Goal planner: yearly goals, goal broken into steps, monthly goal tracker

Goal planners — a yearly goals page with six boxes "Health", "Money", "Career", "Family", "Learning" and "Fun", each with three blank lines, drawn with heavy sans-serif headings, solid section blocks and large boxes
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Reading 1Yearly goals
Reading 2Goal steps
Reading 3Monthly tracker

A goal planner is where you write each goal down with its steps and a date, for the year or the quarter. These nine show three pages: a yearly goals sheet with boxes for health, money, career, family, learning and fun, a single goal page with a why line and five numbered steps, and a monthly tracker with six goal rows and 31 day columns. Type a direction, such as new year, and the planners follow it.

  • a goal sheet for the new year
  • one goal broken into steps
  • a monthly check on several goals
  • a five-year plan

Frequently asked questions

What is on the yearly goals sheet?
Six boxes, for health, money, career, family, learning and fun, each with blank lines for goals.
What is the difference between the three styles?
Bold modern has heavy sans-serif headings and solid section blocks. Soft watercolor has loose washes behind the headings. Minimal lines has hairline rules and wide white space.
Can I change the goals?
Yes. Type a direction such as for students. A direction is a request, not a guaranteed result.

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