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Gabby Ross discusses her personal mantra of determining her own self-worth rather than relying on others, and sets a SMART goal of earning a B in math by the end of the school year by staying organized, trying her best, and completing daily work on time. She chose this goal because she struggles with math and often doubts her abilities, but her mantra helps her realize that trying her best is what matters most, not comparisons to others.
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- 2. My Mantra is Your self worth is determined by you . You dont have to depend on someone telling you who you are. Mantra
- 3. My Goal is to get a B in math by end of the school year. I can achieve this goal if I stay organized, try my best , and do my work everyday and turn it in on time. S.M.A.R.T Goal
- 4. I chose this goal Because I struggle with math , and I always think why try when you're not as smart as someone with a higher grade. My Mantra is really personal to me because i always think why even bother if i’m not good at it. I ve come to realize that just because you're not good at something doesn’t mean you're less worthy or important as the person next you. If I try my best and find my motivation I can get a B in math Why?