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20 Personal Goals

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Again, just like any goals, these goals should challenge you. Following are 20 ideas.

1. Spend more time with them talking and updating each other on our lives.

2. Listen to them when they are talking about their fears, concerns, etc.

3. Try to see things from their point of view.

4. Celebrate special moments to them that they may not expect me to remember.

5. Encourage them to go after their dreams and goals (be a support system).

6. Be open and honest with them.

7. Allow them to see my true self, despite what I think they will think.

8. Deal with problems as they arise so that there are no hurt feelings that cause a problem in the relationship.

9. Take interest in their life.

10. Watch my tone when I speak to my family or friends.

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Validate other people as a part of my day rather than walk by them or ignore them.

4. Be open to other people so that they feel comfortable approaching me and talking to me.

5. Be kind to other people, even when everyone else is being mean and I need to stand out.

5. Love other people for the things they do in this world.

6. Accept other people for the uniqueness they bring to the table.

7. Learn from other people instead of judging them with my own opinion.

8. Allow other people to be who they are, free from my criticism or disapproving looks.

9. Improve my emotional intelligence so I can maintain my emotions around others who try to push my buttons.

10. Be fair in my interactions with others.

11. Recognize when someone is in distress and do something - no matter how small - to help.

12. Donate more to food banks to help people in my community get the nourishment they need during hard times.

13. Treat people the way I would want to be treated!

14. See past the hurt, fear, or anger, and try to see where people are really coming from.

15. Treat everyone with equal amount of respect, regardless of their status, power, looks, clothes, etc.

16. Don't hurt other people with my words or

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