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My Goal
Name the goal that matters most this quarter and why it is worth pursuing.
One meaningful goal is enough to start. It doesn't have to be perfect to matter.
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My Action Plan
Turn your goal into small, doable actions, with room to adjust as you go.
Start with five steps. Add more only if they help you move forward. You can make a new plan at any time.
03
Affirmations & Thoughts
Encouragement for your Enneagram 1 strengths, and room for words of your own.
Your commitment to doing what is right is a strength. Be just as generous with yourself as you are with the work you care about.
I can pursue excellence without demanding perfection.
Progress matters even when the result is still unfinished.
I am allowed to change the plan when I learn something new.
Rest and joy belong in my life, not just on my reward list.
Doing the next right thing is enough for today.
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My Enneagram Guide
A personalized guide for Type 1 strengths and roadblocks when pursuing your goals.
Your strength
As an Enneagram 1, you may bring purpose, high standards, self-discipline, and a thoughtful desire to improve things. These strengths can help you stay committed to meaningful goals.
What can get in the way
Perfectionism or an inner critic may convince you to research more, revise more, or wait until you can get it exactly right. Your expectations can turn a good goal into a heavy obligation.
A way forward that fits
Define what “good enough” means before you begin. Break the goal into small actions, choose a realistic finish line, and celebrate what you've completed. Make space for joy and flexibility, not just responsibility.
When you feel stuck
Ask: “What is the next right step I can take, even if it isn't perfect?” Then take that step and reflect on what you learned.
Your quarterly reminder
My goal is an invitation to grow, not a test I have to pass.