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Goal Setting Practical Matters

Goal Setting Practical Matters. Greek Life UNC Charlotte. Agenda. Fundamental Attitudes and Practices Kinds of Goals Setting Goals Being SMART Setting up for Success Breakdown Control. Fundamental Attitudes and Practices. The Imperative of Time A Matter of Priorities – the 80/20 rule

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Goal Setting Practical Matters

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  1. Goal SettingPractical Matters Greek Life UNC Charlotte (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  2. Agenda • Fundamental Attitudes and Practices • Kinds of Goals • Setting Goals • Being SMART • Setting up for Success • Breakdown Control (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  3. Fundamental Attitudes and Practices • The Imperative of Time • A Matter of Priorities – the 80/20 rule • The “Goal of Goals” • “All the world’s a stage…” • “Gnothi se auton.” • Locus of Control (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  4. Activity • What roles do you play? • Student • Child • Friend • Member • Etc. • How many hats do you wear anyway? (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  5. Kinds of Goals • Outcome goals address a future state that you desire. • Outcome goal examples: • “To have lost 40 pounds” • “To make dean’s list” • “To be a bestselling author” • “To have a million dollars” • It’s easy to want… (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  6. Kinds of Goals • Process goals address an action you would perform. • Process goal examples: • “To walk for an hour every day” • “To go to class every day” • “To write 500 words every day” • “To save $300 from every paycheck” • It’s more effective to talk about doing… (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  7. Setting Goals • Limit the number. • Accentuate the positive. • Consider the outcome. • Emphasize the process. • What will you do. • Write them down. • Review them every day. (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  8. Activity • One goal for each role • Accentuate the positive • Emphasize the process (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  9. SMART Goals Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant Time Bound (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  10. Activity • Make a SMART Goal • Do you need to break it up? • Who else has a stake in your success? • Who will support you directly? (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  11. A Setting for Success • Attitudes about Outcomes • Positive and Negative • Skills and Abilities • What you have, what you will get • Evaluation of “Significant Others” • Public commitment “Providence moves with you.” (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  12. Activity • For your SMART goal… • What are the outcomes? • What do you need? What do you have? What must you get? • What will the stakeholders think? • Will you commit in public to it? (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  13. Breakdown Control • Locus of Control • “Gnothi se auton.” • The “Goal of Goals” • A Matter of Priorities – the 80/20 rule • Too big? Break it up! (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

  14. Goal SettingPractical Matters Greek Life UNC Charlotte (C) 2004 Michael A. Smith

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