Some of the posted goals are fairly vague and hard to measure. Instead having a goal to be "better" at something, try to using words that can be seen, heard, or measured. Using Behavioral Language like this, will make it easier to achieve your goals. Below are some examples:
Bad Goal: Shooting - Improve may aim
Good Goal: Shooting - 10 rounds within a 3 inch group at 25 feet with pistol
Bad Goal: Black Smithing - Learn to make tools
Good Goal: Black Smithing - Make 3 hand tools (tongs, prybar, hook)
Bad Goal: Gardening - Improve my garden
Good Goal: Gardening - Grow 10 lbs of food, and make a salad with ingredients only from the garden
Bad Goal: Fitness - Get in better shape
Good Goal: Fitness - Lose 20 lbs and run a 12 minute mile
By being more specific about your goals, it will help to set milestones and make your goals more achievable.