Michelle B (muchelleb)

with ease.

So I'll do a little weekly check-in usually with my sister and we'll talk through our goals and ask each other how we're going.

If we're on track, if we're still enjoying our goals, if there's anything that we may need to change.

And that's probably the primary way that I track my progress when it comes to goal setting.

Yes, big on a little bit of accountability, gentle accountability.

But having that check-in just to remind you of even what your goals are, because it's so easy to forget, is genuinely helpful.

Absolutely.

And at the start of the year or on your birthday, on those key dates, you tend to set a ton of goals and get very excited about them.

And there's so many reasons why people fall off track when it comes to their goals, whether it's just they have a few hard days and then it just falls off.

But sometimes it simply is just about forgetting that you're even working towards anything.

I don't know if you've ever experienced that, but that's definitely something that I've had.

And having that little intentional check in keeps it top of mind.

Yeah, definitely.

All the areas even.

Absolutely.

I mean, I think that you can set goals in any area of your life, if I'm being honest.

Obviously, everyone listening to your podcast would have a finance focus.

But goals around your mental health, I think, are really important.

Goals around even just what you want your days to look like.

Goals around business, maybe, which is semi-related to your financial goals.