Step 1: Identify your “big” goal and break it down into mini-goals
It all starts with a clear understanding of what you want to achieve. For example, instead of an abstract “I want to be more productive,” formulate a specific goal: “finish a project by the end of the month” or “read one book a week.” Then break the big goal down into small, achievable steps that you can take every day.

Step 2: Use the “5 Minutes a Day” method
It’s super easy to start and easy to follow! Just spend five minutes doing a task related to your goal every day. It can be anything: preparing materials, a little research, or practicing a skill. Over time, short daily practices add up to big results, and most importantly, it doesn’t take much time, which makes it easier to start and reinforces the habit.

Step 3: Keep a progress journal
Note every small step that brings you closer to your goal. Even minimal changes can be recorded, for example, in a diary or notes on your phone. This helps you see progress and stay motivated, especially when it seems like your goal is far away. I use my journal as a reminder that all of our small efforts add up to a big result.

Step 4: Celebrate Successes and Be Patient
Don't forget to celebrate every success, even a small one! Have you achieved a mini-goal? Praise yourself, celebrate this achievement, treat yourself to something nice. This helps you stay positive and move on without losing motivation. Don't expect instant results - learn to enjoy the process.

Step 5: Surround yourself with support
Support plays a huge role in achieving goals. Find people who believe in you and are ready to inspire you. Share your goal with your loved ones - this may add a little responsibility, but most importantly, you will know that you have those who believe in you.