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Learn how to set and achieve your personal artist goals using a proven goal-setting exercise with SMART goals and actionable steps.

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Key Takeaways

Commitment to the goal-setting exercise significantly improves results.
Physically writing and displaying goals daily enhances motivation and focus.
SMART goals provide clarity and measurable progress.
Breaking down goals into actionable monthly steps makes them achievable.
Regular reminders and reviews ensure accountability and adjustments.

What the video covers

Introduction to a personal goal-setting exercise designed to keep artists focused on their journey.
87% of students who committed to this exercise saw strong results in the academy.
Emphasis on printing out a provided goal-setting table and physically writing goals to create a daily visual motivator.
Instructions to write one long-term goal and three short-term goals as stepping stones.
Explanation of SMART goals: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.
Example of transforming a long-term goal (playing Tomorrowland) into a SMART goal with clear timelines and measurable actions.
Development of an action plan breaking down goals into monthly tasks like composing, mixing, and feedback.
Encouragement to set reminders on phones for accountability and regular progress reviews.
The goal-setting process helps create a roadmap from being remarkable to becoming a true professional artist.
Overall focus on commitment, clarity, and consistent tracking to achieve artistic success.

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Why is it important to print out the goal-setting table instead of using digital shortcuts?

Printing the table and physically writing your goals creates a stronger daily visual reminder and increases commitment compared to digital methods like screenshots or saving files.

What does SMART stand for in goal setting?

SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound, which helps make goals clear, trackable, and realistic.

How can I stay accountable to my goals according to this exercise?

Set reminders on your phone to regularly review your goals and progress, ensuring you stay on track and make adjustments as needed.

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Let's now work on something really exciting: your personal goal-setting exercise. Now, it's not just another thought. This is the exercise that is going to help you stay laser-focused on your journey from where you are now to where you want to be as an artist.

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where you want to be as an artist. 87% of the students who committed to this exercise or strong results into the academy. So here's the deal. Take your time. really understand each step and most importantly commit to it. Your

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Eighty-seven percent of the students who committed to this exercise saw strong results in the academy. So here's the deal: take your time, really understand each step, and most importantly, commit to it. Your artist profile will thank you for this.

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This is about creating a daily reminder of what you are striving for. And it all starts with one simple thing. Print out the table we have provided. No digital shortcuts, not save as, no screenshots.

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I promise this isn't just about scribbling down some goals and moving on. This is about creating a daily reminder of what you are striving for. And it all starts with one simple thing: print out the table we have provided. No digital shortcuts, no save as, no screenshots.

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I'll wait for you to do it. Pause the video now. Print it and come back. And if you don't have a printer, pick a pen and a paper and draw it now in front of you. Okay, I'm assuming you have done

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Print it, fill it out, and stick it on the wall where you wake up every morning. That's your visual motivator.

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Start by writing down one long-term goal and three short-term goals. Long-term goal are your big dreams like playing at a major festival. Think Tomorrowland.

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I'll wait for you to do it. Pause the video now. Print it and come back. And if you don't have a printer, pick a pen and paper and draw it now in front of you.

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magic happens. Step two is all about transforming those goals into smart goals. This means that you need to be specific measurable achievable relevant, and time bound. Let's say your long-term goal is to play Tomorrowland.

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Okay, I'm assuming you have done it. So, let's dive into how to fill it out. Step one: identify your goals.

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techniques within the next six months by practicing for one hour every day. See how we have made it concrete and trackable. That's the power of smart goals. Step three, develop an action plan. This is where you break down your

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Start by writing down one long-term goal and three short-term goals. Long-term goals are your big dreams, like playing at a major festival. Think Tomorrowland.

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the tracks and start composing. Month two, focusing on mixing the first track. Month three, get feedback and improve and so on and on. And this is how you get closer to your goal. Remember, the key here is to create a timeline for

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Short goals, on the other hand, are the stepping stones that will help you get there. For example, mastering five new mixing techniques. Keep it clear and simple at this stage.

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date on your table and review your progress at the end of each month. And don't just rely on the memory. As previously said for printing, now grab your phone and set a reminder. Just say, "Hey Siri," or "Hey Google" and ask them

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Step two: turn them into SMART goals. This is where the magic happens. Step two is all about transforming those goals into SMART goals. This means that you need to be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.

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locked in and you're going to get also a notification. This is your accountability check to make sure you are staying on track and adjusting where needed. Why does all this matter?

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Let's say your long-term goal is to play Tomorrowland. A SMART version of this could be: I want to play Tomorrowland within the next five years by improving my performance skills and networking with festival organizers. Big difference, isn't it?

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Stick to this and you will have a road map that guides you from being remarkable to becoming a true profession and more.

Topics:goal settingSMART goalsartist developmentmusic careerpersonal goalsaction planmotivationaccountabilitymusic productioncareer growth

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