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Goal Setting

“A dream is just a dream. A goal is a dream with a


plan and a deadline.” Harvey Mackay

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/your-goals-smarter-christopher-sanderson
Goals- Goal
Setting
A goal is an idea of the
future or desired result
that a person or a group
of people envision, plan
and commit to achieve.

Goal setting involves the


development of an action plan
designed in order to motivate and
guide a person or group toward a
goal.
Find the company
Find their goal
To be our clients’ first call and preferred collaboration partner
within our advisory expertise areas

To consistently exceed our clients’ expectations for professional


and value-adding advice

"To become one of the world's leading companies, bringing


innovations to improve the way the world works and lives,"

"To be the most successful and respected car company


in America."
Find the company
Find their goal

connecting customers to opportunities. We enable businesses to


thrive and economies to prosper, helping people fulfil their hopes
and dreams and realise their ambitions.

“to be the global leader in sustainable business. We will


demonstrate how our purpose-led, future-fit business model
drives superior performance, consistently delivering financial
results in the top third of our industry.”

"to establish Starbucks as the premier purveyor of the finest


coffee in the world while maintaining our uncompromising
principles while we grow."
Time-based Life-based
Understanding the types of goals
Immediate Personal
(0-6months)

Short-term Professional
(6months-
2years)
Family
Medium
(2years-4years)
Social
Long-term
(above 4 Spiritual
years)
has a start and finish date. bound
Time-
them if needed.
Revisit the goals, and revise Reviewable
Achievable
realistic, attainable and not impossible tasks
Measurable
countable check points(KPIs) to keep track
of your progress and success
Specific
is
clear, definite, detailed goal.
A Good Goal
What Are The Benefits Of Setting
SMART Goals?
→ Focus and direction.
→ Evaluation of strengths and weaknesses.
→ Motivation to succeed.
→ Taking action.
→ Faster results.
→ Identification of potential problems.
→ Sense of satisfaction.
How to Write SMART Goals?
1. S – Specific
SMART goals are always specific,
providing enough detail to eliminate a
general goal’s indecision.
A general goal: “I will increase my profits
this year“.
A specific goal: “The sales department will
increase my profits this year by increasing
my marketing efforts in the domestic
market by“.
A general goal: “I need to set a Budget”.
A specific goal: I need to set a weekend
spending limit. Spend only 10,000/- on
going out to eat or party Friday-Sunday.
A general goal: Travel to my dream
country.
A specific goal: Travel to Patagonia, Chile
by end of 2023
How to Write SMART Goals?
2. M – Measurable
The second term stresses the need for concrete criteria
for measuring progress toward the attainment of the goal.
If a goal is not measurable, it is not possible to know
whether a team is making progress towards successful
completion.

A general goal: “I will increase my profits this year“.


A measurable goal: “The sales department will improve
my profits by 15% this year by increasing my marketing
expenses by 5% in the domestic market“.
A general goal: “I want to build a better relationship with
my father.”
A measurable goal: ” I’ll talk to him twice a week over the
phone and meet up for breakfast on Sundays.”
A general goal: “I’ll make time to read.”
A measurable goal: “I'm going to study every day from
9:00pm and meet with the faculty on Wednesday to
clarify my doubts.”
How to
capableWrite
Are you
of SMART Goals?
achieving the
3. A – Attainable goal?

To achieve goals, they should be realistic. Depending on how


Do you have
importantthethe end goal is, the individual might need to
needed
resources?
develop new skills and attitudes. While a realistic goal should
amplify that person's abilities, it should remain
If not, how
doable and inspire motivation.
can you build
them?

A general goal: “I will increase my profits this year“.


An attainable goal: Signing five new clients in the next 60
days.
A general goal: “ I will improve my health and be strong in no
time”
An attainable goal: “Strength training for one hour, three
times per week.”
A general goal: Get a perfect score on the SAT
An attainable goal: Improve my SAT score by 100 points
HowIs it time?
to Write SMART Goals?
worth my

Is this goal
Why is this
taking me to
4. R – Reviewable
goal
important?
my overall
success?

We should reevaluate and reconsider/reassess the


Reviewable goal
goals at specific intervals of time.

A general goal: I want to secure A grade in my PEM


course
A reviewable goal: secure not less than 9/10 marks
in CP and NCP marks, Presentation marks, Project
marks.
A general goal: I want to earn 1 crore in 1 year.
A reviewable goal: I should be able to earn 8.5 lakhs
every month/25 lakhs per 3 months.
A general goal: “I want to improve my health.”
A reviewable goal: I would go for health check up,
visit the consultant, paln the meals, set the exercise
regime every six months
When will the
How to Write SMART Goals?
goal be
achieved?

5. T – Time-Bound
A goal should have a time period or a target end
When can I
What can I
date. If theaccomplish Time bound
goal is expansive, it could beverify
broken
my
shortly/later? goals
down into smaller, more manageable chunks. work?

Setting up a realistic end date can create a sense


of urgency, which can be beneficial in achieving
the goal.
What can I do
A general goal: “I will complete
now? my projects as
soon as possible.”
A time bound goal: “I’ll set February 20th for my
end deadline to complete my projects.
A general goal: “I will maintain my weight
carefully.”
A time bound goal: I’ll weigh myself every
Sunday afternoon, then make a clear meal
schedule for the coming week
Practice writing SMART goals

1. This semester show the evidence of becoming


popular in the class.
2. This semester show the evidence of improvement in
your presentation skills.
3. Create your own goal in SMART way.

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