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There are five steps to writing good goal statements. Step 1 is to write down what you want to accomplish. Step 2 is to list any obstacles that could get in your way. What is Step 3?

a. Outline how each obstacle will prevent you from reaching your goal.
b. Describe how you would overcome any obstacles.
c. List the resources that are available to you.
d. Describe how this goal is related to a previous goal.

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