01. Setting realistic learning goals π
This is always the hardest part about new years resolutions or honestly goal making in general. I've found that the key to really setting good goals for the new year is to be realistic and practical and cut yourself some slack!
Here are some questions to inspire you in your list:
- Where do you see yourself in a year from now?
- What kind of person would people describe you as right now, how do you want that to change in a years time?
- What are some daily steps you can take to be more like that person?
- What resources will help you achieve this goal?
Whether or not your goal has anything to do with learning Korean or Japanese or if it does, make sure to ask yourself these questions. Rather than being hard on yourself and blaming yourself and as a result ending up creating this HUGE and unrealistic goals for yourself, start small! Small steps are always what makes the bigger difference at the end of the day... why? Because they will last!
Here is an example of a goal that might pertain to some of you! π
- I see myself being able to understand Korean dramas (not medical or technical ones) by this time next year. π
- At this moment, someone would describe me as having a good heart and being kind but a year from now, I want to be described as a hard worker πββοΈ
- In order to be a hard worker, I want to spend atleast one hour per day studying Korean and do this consistently unless I am sick or tired π
- I can use resources such as dramas, korean learning flashcards and most importantly, I can use TEUIDA β€οΈ
How's that?! Easy right!!!? | 
