Mini Goals

5 Mini Goals You Can Actually Crush This Week (Even with a Crazy Schedule) 

Crush your week with five simple mini goals for hydration, protein, movement, planning, and mindful treats. Small habits that build big, lasting results.

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You don’t need a 30-day overhaul or a perfect life to see real progress. Some of the biggest transformations start with the smallest, most doable habits stacked together. 


Here are five ridiculously simple mini goals that take almost zero extra time, but deliver massive momentum. Pick three, pick all five, or just start with one. The point is to win this week. 


Ready? Let’s go. 


1. Hit Your Water Goal 6 Out of 7 Days 

Why it works: Proper hydration keeps cravings quieter, energy higher, and digestion moving. Your goal: 2–3 liters a day (about 70–100 oz depending on your size and activity).  

2. Put Protein in Every Single Meal 

Why it works: Protein keeps you full longer, protects your muscle while you lose fat, and actually raises your metabolism a little. Your goal: Aim for a palm-sized portion (20–30 g) at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Even snacks count - think Greek yogurt, a protein shake, cottage cheese, or a handful of turkey. Busy-day hack: Keep protein powder or ready-to-eat bars in your bag. Done. 

3. Move Your Body 5 Days - Even If It’s Just 15 Minutes 

Why it works: Consistency beats intensity every single time, especially when life is loud. Your goal: Walk the dog, do a quick onlineYouTube workout, dance in the kitchen, or march in place during Netflix commercials - anything that gets your heart rate up a bit. Remember: 15 minutes > zero minutes. Every single day you move is a vote for the body you want. 

4. Plan or Pre-Log Your Meals for Just 3 Days This Week 

Why it works: When you decide ahead of time, you remove the 6 p.m. “what’s for dinner?” panic that usually ends in takeout. Your goal: Pick any three days and write down (or log in your app) what you’ll eat before the day starts. Build every plate around protein + veggies first, then add carbs and fats. Takes 5–10 minutes the night before. Saves you hours of stress. 

5. Allow Yourself Exactly ONE Planned Treat Per Day 

Why it works: Total deprivation backfires. Controlled enjoyment keeps you sane and consistent. Your goal: No mindless grazing - instead, decide in advance what your daily treat will be and savor it guilt-free. Mindful indulgence > secret shame-eating every time. 

How to Celebrate (Without Food)?

When you nail 3+ of these goals this week, reward yourself like the queen you are: 

  • Buy the cute water bottle you’ve been eyeing 

  • Take a long bath 

  • Journal how proud you feel 

  • Send yourself a voice note hyping yourself up (sounds cheesy, feels amazing) 

Small, consistent actions create big, lasting results. This week isn’t about being perfect - it’s about proving to yourself that you can follow through, even when life is full.