It's great to have big goals, like "I want to be good at English," "I want to win a competition," or "I want to complete a piece of work." But if it stays too big, it's easy to get stuck and not know where to start. When researching or preparing for a presentation, there are times when it is important not to make a decision based on the first answer you find.
Goals that are too big tend to seem far away.
Big goals are admirable when you just look at them, but they can be difficult to change when it comes to daily actions. Even if you have the feeling that you want to do something great, if you can't see what you're going to do today, it's hard to feel like you're making progress.
Breaking it down into smaller pieces makes it movable.
Spend 10 minutes a day, read one page, try one thing, show it to someone. When you break it down into smaller parts like that, your big goals turn into daily movements. Strong children are good at changing their goals to something that can be started small, rather than making them big.
Choose just one goal and reduce it to the size of "to do today".
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value the power of turning big dreams into small actions. If you can make it moveable, you will get much closer to your goal.