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Goal Setting Business & Technology

Why is goal setting important? They give us a sense of direction. They motivate us to achieve. They make us feel good about ourselves and what we do. They point out strengths. They make us aware of our weaknesses.

More… They help us visualize what is important, plan actions, and then a way to carry them out. They help us make decisions. THEY MAKE US REPONSIBLE FOR OUR OWN LIVES – both success and failure.

Defining Goals = Priorities Specific Measurable results Attainable Realistic Target for completion

Types of Goals Long Term Short Term

Long Term Time = More than a week Usually LIFE CHANGING These goals are the “big picture” Examples Going to college Getting a job Having children Traveling around the world

Short Term Time = Less than a week “Stepping stones” to Long Term Examples Getting assignments finished Getting an internship over summer Finding a date to prom Getting your passport

Timeline Activity Use the sheet attached Make long terms goals (for each) Academic Career Social Entertainment Make short term goals to help you reach these long term goals Figure out how much time it will take to accomplish each