Research suggests that when writing out a plan to achieve your biggest goals, it is important to
A. focus on broad rather than specific goals.
B. make a concrete plan and break goals into manageable bites.
C. make a general plan, which embeds your intentions firmly in your memory.
D. keep plans and goals private.
E. avoid specific goals because it increases stress.
B. make a concrete plan and break goals into manageable bites.
Research suggests the advice for writing out and achieving a person's biggest goals are to (1) make a concrete plan, (2) break your goals into manageable bites, (3) put something of value on the line, (4) bundle your temptations or rewards to your efforts, and (5) seek social support.
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