There are two additional items you may want to include to make your goal SMARTer: E is for Ethical: follow your personal ethics as you create your goals R is for Rewarding: the feeling you might expect once you have achieved your goal For example, let's say your goal is to run in a local 5K fundraising fun run on Halloween. How would you make your goal specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound? I will complete the Friends of Pets 5K Fun Run on October 31, 2023. Now, try it with your goal. Step 3: Think Small Now, with your macro goal in mind, consider at least three micro goals you will need to meet to achieve your big picture goal. Consider the fun run. Do you have running shoes? Will you need to train? Will you need any equipment for your training? Use the SMART goal-setting process for these as well, and include them in your word processing document