Writing Goals

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Goal Writing • When writing goals, you should be SMART! • Your goals should read like a cookbook recipe.

S.M.A.R.T Goals

Be Specific • Exactly what are you going to make? • If your goal is a chocolate cake, then the steps you take to achieve your goal should be like the list of ingredients you plan to use.

Set Your Action Plan • What ingredients do you add? • What order?

Is Your Goal Realistic • Are you trying to make a chocolate cake when you don’t have all the ingredients or don’t own an oven?

What Is Your Timeline • How long will it take to make the cake (from planning to service)?

Specific • Can your goals be understood by anyone? (Ambiguity leads to misunderstanding.)

Measurable • Can your steps and goals be assessed? • How?

Action Plan • What steps will you take and in what order?

Realistic • Is your goal achievable? Do you have skills and resources to reach your goal?

Timeline • Have you given yourself enough time to achieve each step? • What about reassessments and revisions?

Writing Goals

Writing Goals

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