How can you share your SMART goals and milestones with others?

Once you define your audience, you are able to share your goals on a need-to-know basis and you will share them only as they relate to each individual member of your audience. Individual alignments will determine not only who you share your goals with, but also to what extent you share them.

Your audience for SMART goals is the group of people who share common attributes, needs, & interests that make them likely to benefit from your products or services. To define your patrons, you need to: - Ask your present customers about their demographics, liking, challenges, desires. - Get details on demographics such as age, gender, location, education, income, occupation, & family status. - Realise their needs & pain points by researching what questions they are asking or what topics they are discussing. - Analyze the solution they’re hoping for by researching keywords & content that resonate with them. - Create a client image that includes information on their demographics, psychographics, needs, pain points, goals, & solutions.

The medium may be as important as the message. For example, it may be difficult to reach a younger audience using Facebook. Also, many people don't care about your goals - they only want to see results. Determine if sharing your goals even matters to your audience.

When sharing your SMART goals ,make sure to provide examples and clarification which can better illustrate your thoughts. Try to provide up to date examples which can be tied directly to the issue you're covering .

Share specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals with a supportive audience. Explain your motivation and be open to feedback. Be positive and enthusiastic, and celebrate your successes along the way.