Do you set small or big goals for yourself when trying to build a bankroll?

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I prefer setting small, reachable targets for myself in terms of building my bankroll. And whenever I attain those targets, it is highly motivating.
 
In gambling i set small realistic goals which is easy to actualize. I believe in taking small profit now and then than waiting for the big catch. While the ROI may not be much, it is better than waiting ages to hit the jackpot.
 
I lean more towards small progressive goals when I am building my poker bankroll. With every small target I hit with my bankroll, I am motivated and I don't get myself pressured over big numbers. What that approach does for me is that I am never under pressure to force actions when the cards aren't favouring me.
 
I think setting small goals wins. Big targets sound exciting until you start to get frustrated after two losing sessions. It is better tto aim for steady progress. Funny enough thats when growth usually comes naturally.
 

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