1. Career Goal setting By
Elise Vogelman
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2. List your Goals
It is of high importance to write a goal list. This way you can determine whether or not the goals are long or short term goals, and if they are Career or Personal.
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3. Determine Your Goals What type of Career are you looking to do?
Are there other goals that need to be completed before you achieve your Career Goal?
How long should it take to get to your Career Goal?
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4. Types of Career Goals Design career around a personal passion
Learn a new skill
Build your own personal brand
Create a website or promotional materials for your business.
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5. Types of Career Goals Find a mentor or BE a mentor
Shadow someone in the Career field you want to be in.
Mentor someone in that your Career field.
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6. Goal Time Lines Short term Long Term Daily Weekly Monthly 1 Year
2 Years
3 Years
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7. How long is going to take?
Once you have you’re your goal time lines figured out that should give you an idea of how long it is going to take for you to meet your Career Goals.
Give yourself some room for
unexpected things to happen
that way you don’t feel like
you have failed when you
didn’t complete your goal on
time.
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8. Working Towards Your Goals
Using your goals in your time lines put them in some sort of a chart or graph so that you can visualize the things you need to accomplish to reach a Career Goal.
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9. Checking Off Completed Goals
Daily goal list you don’t need to check off you should know if you have completed them or not.
Monthly goals you should check off so you can feel a sense of accomplishment knowing that you have done something you have set out to do.
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10. Conclusion List your Goals Determine what is personal or Career based
Do a time line Career Goal
Don’t give up and keep working towards your goals
Check your goals off for a sense of self accomplishment
Always believe to Succeed
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