Kate Campbell

Like you want to go on a holiday at the end of the year.

Why is that meaningful to you?

Why do you want to achieve that goal?

And even just writing down this at the end of, in December 2023, I want to go to Europe.

Why do I want to do that?

I want to relax.

I want to explore museums and art galleries.

I want to spend some time overseas with my family.

I want to have a new experience.

I want to have a break from work.

Sort of understanding that picture of why that goal is important to you, because as you go through the year and working towards that goal, sometimes you're going to have to make some sacrifices or let's not say sacrifices, but maybe you're going to have to

Rearrange the way you budget and put money aside for different things so you can put money aside for that $10,000 goal for that travel.

And so when things feel a bit tough or you're a bit like, oh, that's annoying.

Why do I have to cook dinner again?

Why can't I just go out?

Yeah.

You can come back to the drawing board and go, okay, this is my goal and this is why I'm doing it.

Reprioritizing, really.

Yeah.

One of the things that helps me is figuring out, which I have done now, but figuring out what my values are and what's important to me.