1. Values and Goal Setting

2. What are values?
Beliefs, feelings and experiences that you consider important
Values help you determine what is right or wrong.
Where do you learn your values?
Values include:
Adventure, security, trust, family, friends, appearance, comfort, education, love, money, humor, happiness, health, honesty, independence, intelligence, pleasure, popularity, power, recognition, religion, trust

4. Values Inventory

5. What are goals
What you are trying to achieve or aims you are trying to reach
Goals are your road map to life
Long term goals
Goals that may take months or years to reach
Short term goals
Goals that take a short period of time to reach (days or weeks)

6. Working on your priorities
What is considered most important based on your values
Setting priorities may help you reach your goals if you have too many

7. How to set goals Set challenging goals that aren’t a “sure thing”
Something you know will happen

8. Standards The way you measure what you have done
Become important when you begin to reach your goals
Example: Grades
B may be good for some people or not good enough for others. If your goals is to do better in math, is a B good enough or an A?

9. Goal Setting Worksheet & Letter

10. Have a fantastic weekend!