


Most goals fail at the phrasing stage — too vague to act on, too open-ended to finish. This collection gathers AFFiNE's free SMART goal templates: worksheets and planners that walk each goal through Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound before it goes on your list.
Each template turns the framework into prompts: duplicate a layout, write the goal as you first think of it, and let the sections sharpen it into something with a number and a deadline. Reflection sections keep the goal alive after week one.
Pick the goal planner that fits below.
A goal that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound — "run a 10K under 60 minutes by June 1" rather than "get fit." Each criterion removes one classic failure mode, from vagueness to missing deadlines.
Start with the vague version, then interrogate it: what exactly (specific), what number proves progress (measurable), does the calendar allow it (achievable), why this goal now (relevant), and by when (time-bound). The worksheets here run that interrogation for you.
Two or three — each goal needs weekly review to survive, and review time is the real constraint. The templates include a reflection cadence because written goals without reviews are just wishes with formatting.