🎯 Goal Tip :Celebrate the Wins (Even If You Didn't Hit the Goal)

Sherea VeJauan
Jun 2
2 min read

Hey Goal Getters! 👋🏽 It’s Coach Sheréa, and welcome to this week’s edition of Goal Tip Tuesday—where we focus on one intentional shift to help you set, pursue, and actually achieve your goals.

Today’s tip is one that many high-achievers tend to skip over (especially if you’re always focused on what’s next). But it’s one of the most life-giving, clarity-boosting things you can do on your journey:

List everything you’ve achieved or learned—even if you didn’t reach the goal itself.

Yes. Even if the goal didn’t go as planned.

🎯 Progress Is Still Progress

Let’s be honest—sometimes we fall short.Maybe the deadline passed.Maybe life happened.Maybe you changed directions halfway through.

But that doesn’t mean you didn’t grow. That doesn’t mean you didn’t win.

📌 Ask yourself:

What actions did I take that I’m proud of?
What did I learn that made me stronger, smarter, or more prepared?
What habits or mindsets improved along the way?

These moments matter. And when you take the time to list them out, you remind yourself that the journey is valuable—even if the destination shifted.

Try This: List Your Wins

Here’s a quick journaling prompt you can use this week:Think of one goal you didn’t reach. Now list everything you gained from trying.

Examples might include:

New skills you developed
Relationships you built
Courage you showed
Systems or routines you improved
Emotional growth you experienced

When you see it all written down, you’ll realize—you didn’t “fail.”You grew.

And those lessons? They don’t disappear. They roll over into your next win.

Final Thoughts

You don’t have to wait until you cross the finish line to celebrate.Celebrate the mile markers. Celebrate the momentum. Celebrate the YOU that kept going.

Progress isn’t only measured by completion. It’s also measured by transformation.

🎯 This Week’s Challenge:

👉🏽 Choose one goal you didn’t finish and make a list of every win, insight, or skill you gained along the way.Then ask: What can I carry forward into my next season?