Sure, your goal is the desired result which you envisions, plans and commits to achieve an end-point in some sort of assumed development and deadline. Now, that anticipated result is what guides your actions and gives value to your goal. And, goals, even small ones are beneficial to follow, for they lay out a strategic path of short goals to achieve, rather than simply striving only for the thing you desire the most. In order to reach your goal, you must embark on a journey and there lies the determining factor as to whether or not you reach your goal ... the journey, because each step counts.
~ It's because of the Destination ...
To reach your goal, keep your mind on the destination, but focus on you path or journey you encounter along the way. The journey is important because it's where you grow. You cannot get anywhere without moving. Without journeying through life, you stagnate and die. It's where you're tested. Planning your goals and writing them down is the safe part of setting your goal.
