Goal vs Aim: What is the Difference and When to Use Each

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The Nuance of Drive: Understanding the Difference Between Goals and Aims

We use the words goal and aim interchangeably in everyday conversation. If someone asks what you are working toward, telling them your “aim is to finish the project” or your “goal is to finish the project” yields the exact same nod of understanding.

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