This particular format of choosing a goal and answering the five questions, i.e. why, how, what will I feel, etc. was presented to me during group therapy many years ago. It was explained, that answering the questions brings to light thoughts and emotions that are unconscious, and hold one back from moving forward. The questions are just as important, maybe more important, that what goal was chosen. Because, unless someone is completely thrown off from trying to accomplish their goal because of injury or another cause that can't be anticipated, through the week the answers given to how I will feel are somewhat in the forefront of the mind. And at the end of the week one can be able to see patterns. Or if we're honest with each other in our posts about how things are going, others will see patterns and gently bring them to our attention. Hope that made sense.
Drew