Habits
Values Alignment Goals
Values alignment goals tie habits to what matters to you—so motivation lasts when outcomes lag and generic resolutions would burn out.
Values alignment goals connect daily habits to what you actually care about—health, family, craft, or autonomy—so motivation survives when outcomes lag. Instead of copying generic resolutions, name the value, then pick one behavior that expresses it weekly.
Misaligned goals burn out fast even with perfect tracking.
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How is values alignment different from SMART goals?
SMART goals clarify measurability; values alignment clarifies why the goal matters. Use both—value first, then specific weekly actions.
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