Jon Acuff wrote a really great post about goals that you should check out. Talking about bad goals: 

“They become tall tangled weeds that grow up around the goals you actually care about.

They become distractions and sources of guilt, and they’re just getting in the way.”

The 3 types of goals you need to get rid of are: 

1. Goals designed to impress people.
2. Goals you thought people like you should have.
3. Goals you picked to fill out a list.

Check out his blog post to hear his reasons why you should get rid of them. He end his post with a great reminder: 

“Your time is too valuable to be spent pursuing something that doesn’t matter.”

Who and Whom, Which and That, Lay and Lie, Moot, Continual and Continuous, Envy and Jealousy, Nor, May and Might, Whether and If, Fewer and Less, Farther and Further, Since and Because, Disinterested and Uninterested, Anxious, Different Than and Different From, Bring and Take, Impactful, Affect and Effect, Irony and Coincidence, Nauseous.

A helpful guide for some of those grammar questions that we just avoid or skip over. “Should I use who or whom? I’ll just rewrite my sentence so I won’t have to use either.” This situation can now be avoided. Follow the link and learn, my friends!