SETTING GOALS.  Dreams (wishful thinking), and  Goals? Dreams are visions of what we want Goals are the road map to making it happen – they take you.

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SETTING GOALS

 Dreams (wishful thinking), and  Goals? Dreams are visions of what we want Goals are the road map to making it happen – they take you from one point to the next. What Is The Difference Between:

 It has to be important to you, personally  Has to be within your power and actions to make it happen  Must have a reasonable chance of being achieved  Must be clear to you and have a specific plan of action. In Order For Something To Be A Goal:

Short Term Goals Get tutoring help Complete my homework every night Practice my sport or music Long Term Goals Earn all my credits this year Explore careers I’m interested in Graduate from high school. Types of Goals

S – Specific What, Why, How  What are you going to do?  Why – is this important to do at this time? What do you want to accomplish?  How are you going to do it? (By doing……….) How to Set S.M.A.R.T. Goals:

M – Measurable (How much, How many)  If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it.  You have to be able to see change occur. Ask Yourself  How much do I have to do?  How many times do I have to do it? How to Set S.M.A.R.T. Goals

A – Attainable (within your reach) Set yourself up for success!  A goal needs to make you slightly uncomfortable, so that you know it needs a real commitment from you.  Facing and overcoming challenges will motivate you to move on to bigger challenges and more satisfying accomplishments. How to Set S.M.A.R.T. Goals:

R – Realistic (Do-able, Not easy or Ridiculous)  Poor Example: I will not watch television  Realistic Example: I will not watch television until my homework is done. How to Set S.M.A.R.T. Goals

T – Timely Set a timeline! Must have a set deadline.  When do I want to have the goal accomplished?  What steps do I need to achieve my goal and keep me on track? How to Set S.M.A.R.T. Goals

 Write your goals down.  Tell your goals to someone, they may be able to help or keep you on track  Have a positive attitude!  Celebrate your successes!  Don’t be afraid to make mistakes.  Identify areas that need improvement.  Use your imagination… Visualize!  If you don’t reach a goal, don’t think of it as a failure. Additional Thoughts