Keisha wants to purchase a new motorcycle, without borrowing any money, and she plans to save up the money over a 2-year period. her first step toward her goal is to decide exactly what kind of motorcycle she wants to buy and how much it will cost in 2 years. after doing the research, she settles on a used harley davidson dyna. which step of the smart goal process does this example demonstrate?

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Armani

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17 October, 13:34

Keisha wants to purchase a new motorcycle, without borrowing any money, and she plans to save up the money over a 2-year period. her first step toward her goal is to decide exactly what kind of motorcycle she wants to buy and how much it will cost in 2 years. after doing the research, she settles on a used harley davidson dyna. which step of the smart goal process does this example demonstrate?

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Brodie Mckenzie · Answer 1

When Keisha researched the particular details about the motorcycle she wants to buy like deciding what model of motorcycle and how much will it cost in 2 years, she is demonstrating the specific step of S. M. A. R. T. goal process.

Keisha was "specific" as to what motorcycle she would like to buy, which was the Harley Davidson Dyna.

The S. M. A. R. T goal process is composed of the following criteria:

S - pecific

M - easurable

A - ttainable

R - elevant

T - imely.