Goal Setting
Goal Setting
Goal setting refers to the process of setting specific, attainable targets for individuals or groups.
It is a motivational technique which can help the employees to understand the business goals,
and motivate them to rise to the challenges.
Goal settings have to be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time bound.
5. Set priorities
7. Rewarding accomplishments
• Establish direction
• Enhances teamwork
• Clarifies expectations
As Tony Robbins says, where focus goes, energy flows. You need a clear goal with a purpose
and meaning to get what you want. When you visualize your goals, you align your purpose with
your actions. Every successful person, from star athletes to entrepreneurs, uses this powerful tool
to achieve their goals.
It is crucial to track your progress toward reaching your goals by checking in and noting what
you can do more effectively as you reach each milestone. Set a schedule to review both short-
and long-term goal setting. Stay committed to your goal, but don't be rigid about the steps that
get you there.
Over 2000 years ago, The Greek philosopher Aristotle said: "Well begun is half done." This
means that once you've started working on your goals, achieving them will be much easier.
Reward yourself
Rewarding hard work is a great way to motivate yourself to stay on track with your goals.
Review your goals and steps and determine which reward you will provide yourself once you hit
each goal.
Wrap-up
Goal setting is among the best ways to help underperforming employees improve their game.
When done right, it can positively impact any employee's performance.
Individuals, teams, and businesses will benefit from goal setting in several ways. A clearly
defined strategy for employee goals keeps your workforce focused and can motivate them far
more than even financial incentives can.
When properly implemented, goal setting can significantly influence overall productivity and
profitability in your business.