A SMART goal is specific, making, actionable, relative, timely. significant, making, actionable, relative, timely. specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time frame–specific.

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A SMART goal is

  • specific, making, actionable, relative, timely.

  • significant, making, actionable, relative, timely.

  • specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time frame–specific.

A budget is a way of

  • tracking expenditures and making sure you spend it on what is important to you.

  • making sure that most of your income is spent on rent, food, and other necessities.
  • tracking expenditures and limiting them as much as possible.
     

What should you do first if you realize your expenses exceed your income?

  • Have a weekly game night with friends.
  • Identify ways to make cuts.
  • Start saving.

All of the following choices are good ways to avoid credit card debt EXCEPT

  • paying off your entire credit card balance each month.

  • making minimum monthly payments within the grace period.
  • using your credit card only when necessary.
If you have credit card debt, what is your BEST plan of action?
  • Stop using your credit cards and start paying off the debt.
  • Wait until you have enough money saved that you can eliminate the debt in one payment.
  • Try to transfer your balance to a card with a lower APR.

 

### Wellness Categories and Activities

The content provided details various activities and attributes in different wellness categories. 

#### Physical
- **Positive Activities:**
  - Taking the stairs instead of the escalator
  - Practicing safe sex
  - Getting regular checkups

- **Negatively Perceived Activity:**
  - Taking your own cloth grocery bag to the store

#### Emotional
- **Positive Activities:**
  - Sharing your feelings with others

- **Negatively Perceived Activity:**
  - Not stereotyping others

#### Intellectual
- **Positive Activities:**
  - Ability to think critically
  - Being open to new ideas

- **Negatively Perceived Activity:**
  - Taking advantage of employee education and training opportunities

#### Interpersonal
- **Positive Activities:**
  - Considering both sides of an issue
  - Communicating with others

- **Negatively Perceived Activities:**
  - Maintaining relationships with people who are different from you
  - Feeling valued by a manager

#### Spiritual
- **Positive Activities:**
  - Being able to laugh at yourself

- **Negatively Perceived Activity:**
  - Ability to establish and maintain satisfying relationships

#### Environmental
- **Positive Activity:**
  - Sense of belonging to something greater than oneself

#### Cultural
- **Positive Activity:**
  - Feeling connected to humanity

- **Negatively Perceived Activity:**
  - Separating recyclables from trash

#### Financial
- **Positive Activities:**
  - Avoiding unnecessary debt
  - Maintaining a fund for emergencies

#### Occupational
- **Not Specified:** 
  - There are no activities or attributes listed for the Occupational category.

### Summary
Each of these categories highlights various activities and behaviors that contribute to one's overall wellness, ranging from physical and emotional health to cultural and financial wellbeing. It is important to engage in positively perceived activities within each category to maintain a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
Transcribed Image Text:### Wellness Categories and Activities The content provided details various activities and attributes in different wellness categories. #### Physical - **Positive Activities:** - Taking the stairs instead of the escalator - Practicing safe sex - Getting regular checkups - **Negatively Perceived Activity:** - Taking your own cloth grocery bag to the store #### Emotional - **Positive Activities:** - Sharing your feelings with others - **Negatively Perceived Activity:** - Not stereotyping others #### Intellectual - **Positive Activities:** - Ability to think critically - Being open to new ideas - **Negatively Perceived Activity:** - Taking advantage of employee education and training opportunities #### Interpersonal - **Positive Activities:** - Considering both sides of an issue - Communicating with others - **Negatively Perceived Activities:** - Maintaining relationships with people who are different from you - Feeling valued by a manager #### Spiritual - **Positive Activities:** - Being able to laugh at yourself - **Negatively Perceived Activity:** - Ability to establish and maintain satisfying relationships #### Environmental - **Positive Activity:** - Sense of belonging to something greater than oneself #### Cultural - **Positive Activity:** - Feeling connected to humanity - **Negatively Perceived Activity:** - Separating recyclables from trash #### Financial - **Positive Activities:** - Avoiding unnecessary debt - Maintaining a fund for emergencies #### Occupational - **Not Specified:** - There are no activities or attributes listed for the Occupational category. ### Summary Each of these categories highlights various activities and behaviors that contribute to one's overall wellness, ranging from physical and emotional health to cultural and financial wellbeing. It is important to engage in positively perceived activities within each category to maintain a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
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