Long-Term Goals describe targets you aim to reach in more than

• A. five years.
• B. two years.
• C. more than five years.
• D. ten years.

Answer: (C)

Time horizons matter for how we categorize goals. Long-term goals are those targets you aim to reach after a period beyond five years. That threshold—beyond five years—is what fundamentally defines long-term planning, separating it from shorter horizons like a year or less and from plans that sit exactly at five years.

So the option that uses the phrase more than five years matches this common definition and best describes long-term targets. Saying five years would imply a boundary not beyond it, and two years is clearly short-term. Ten years is long-term as well, but the statement’s intent is to express the general threshold, which is more than five years.