Goal Tracker

Free printable goal tracker templates, goal chart printables, and a 40-page goal planner to help you set goals, track them, and reach them! 

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Goal Planner

This free printable 40-page goal planner will help you set and reach goals and spend your time and energy on what you define as meaningful. 

This free printable goals chart template can be used for various purposes such as weight loss, fitness, savings, etc. You can track one or more goals.

SMART Goals Template

Setting goals and creating a clear action plan for how you’ll reach each goal increases your chances of reaching your goals. When you set a goal make sure it is SMART (an acronym for Specific or Significant, Measurable or Meaningful, Attainable, Achievable or Action-oriented, Relevant or Rewarding and Timely or Trackable). SMART goals have a higher chance of success.

 

Free Printable Goal Tracker Template

Tracking your goals will increase the chance that you reach them. There is plenty of space on the chart to add text such as the actual goal and how to plan to achieve it. You can break down the final into smaller goals which will make it easier. Sometimes, reaching the final goal just sounds so overwhelming that we want to give up before we even start. Reaching smaller goals on the way to the final goal is easier to achieve.

Thermometer Goal Chart

We offer two different custom goal thermometer template printables. Each one is available in different formats.

Mason Jar Tracker

Bullet Journal Goal Tracker

Savings Goals

We offer a variety of savings tracker printables to track your savings and ensure you reach your savings goals.

If you need to track your expenses to ensure you reach your goals then try our expense tracker printable.

Weight Loss Goal Chart

Reading Goals

Sleeping Goals

Bucket List Goals

Water Intake Goals

30 Day Challenges

Workout Goals

Create New Habits

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Progress Trackers

Use a progress tracker to track your progress towards your goal.

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What can the goal charts be used for?

Goal chart for adults:

• Weight loss goal chart
• Fundraising goal chart
• Reading goal chart (if you want to read a certain number of books within a particular time frame)
• Savings tracker (if you are saving a certain amount for a trip or to buy something)
• Fitness (for example if you want to do a certain number of squats or push-ups and you mark the number that you do each time)
• Sales goal tracker (for a salesman or for a company trying to reach a sales goal together with staff).
• Money goal chart (see savings tracker)

For kids:

• Savings goal tracker
• Reading (read books or stories)
• Learning new words (you can delete the goals and they can write a new word next to each line)
• Weight loss goal tracker (for overweight children) although you should consult with a specialist first. Some specialists suggest you focus on healthy eating habits and not on weight loss.

If there is a goal chart template that you would like us to add to the collection, then please leave a comment below.

How to Set Goals

Step 1: What do I want?

According to Tony Robbins, the clearer you are about what it is you want to achieve, the easier it is to achieve it because your brain can work out how to get there. The “fuel” behind getting there is having a compelling purpose and a reason that will motivate and move you. This purpose is what will get you from where you are to where you want to be. First, you ask yourself, “What do I want?” and only then do you ask, “What am I going to do?”.

Step 2: What am I going to do?

Once you have defined what you want, you can start creating an action plan to take you from where you are to where you want to go. If you use the goal planner above, it will take you through each step page-by-page.