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Goal Setting Lew, Here’s the first cut at not only an agenda, but some of the actual slides. As you view these, look at the notes. That’s where I have buried some questions and comments.

What is the difference between a mission and a goal? Missions are a statement of intent Goals are specific and always measurable In the next few hours you and your leadership team will: Be challenged to think through and conceptualize: What is your vision for your men’s ministry? What would you like to accomplish? (What do you want your men’s ministry to accomplish) How will you know whether you’ve accomplished your goals? What kind of men do you want to produce? Learn how to create momentum among men not currently involved in your men’s ministry Learn how to capture the momentum you create and sustain it over the long-term

Principles of Goal Setting

Seven Principles For Setting Goals Desire Written Plan to deal with resistance Deadline Planning Mental Picture Persistence

1. Desire Have you set personal or business goals and failed to achieve them? WHY? Because we did not have a strong enough desire. We need INTENSE desire - a PASSION. How do you intensify desire? Desires start in the mind. Keep your mind focused on it. When you stay focused, the desire becomes strong. Then? Action follows right after. Detail makes the difference. By listing benefits! This is the first step of goal achievement and the foundation.

2. Write it Down "An unwritten want is a wish, a dream, a never happen 2. Write it Down "An unwritten want is a wish, a dream, a never happen. The day you put your goal in writing is the day it becomes a commitment that will change your life. Are you ready?" -- Tom Hopkins Why is the mechanical act of writing so important? Writing transfers those expressions onto something tangible. Now when we read and re-read that phrase or sentence the impression on the mind becomes deeper and deeper. Don't be content with a first draft. Rephrase it, compact it, add motivating adjectives. Keep on fine tuning. Putting it in writing breathes life into it making it a force which cannot be easily stopped. To put it succinctly, "Write Goals Down To Tie Them Up!"

3. Dealing with Resistance Bypass Resistance When you set a goal, write down a list of potential obstacles. Then, develop a strategy. Preparation is invaluable. If and when you reach the obstacle you know what to do. You have already made up a contingency plan! Gather Assistance Research the subject and educate yourself. Become knowledgeable on what you are trying to achieve. Do you personally know people who have accomplished what you are seeking? Talk to them. Get input. How did they do it? If you want to see kids in church, this is the way.

4. Deadlines Deadlining your goals: 1) Break them down into manageable stages. 2) Work out a reasonable time frame for the accomplishment of that stage and factor in a safety margin for unexpected delays. This prevents disappointment and discouragement through missing the deadline. 3) Put the deadline date for each stage in your computer planner or diary. 4) Get the deadline date from the last stage. When you have a set reasonable stages, your focus is clear.

5. Planning Achieving goals requires planning. In Step 3 we discussed the importance of identifying obstacles and acquiring help. In Step 4 we saw the need for deadlines and the need to make another list of manageable slices or segments. Now Step 5 involves using all the information gathered from these two previous steps. Combine all these lists and put them in a logical order Lay out the manageable steps in order of progression interweaving the details from your obstacles list and help list. Get a large sketch pad and play around with the order of things until the plan begins to flow.

5. Planning (cont.) Make sure your plan is not too rigid! So factor in room for the unexpected. If one deadline is missed it should not jeopardize the rest of the plan. Once this session is completed you now have an action plan. (But we’re not through yet.)

6. Mental Picture "If you want to reach a goal, you must 'see the reaching' in your own mind before you actually arrive at your goal." -- Zig Zaglar Think in pictures. Imagine yourself as a movie director. Visualize the script Guide the production crew and actors. Visualize yourself enjoying the benefits of having reached your goal. Put the MGM studio in your head!

7. Persistence You will find the most successes come from more attempts and spending longer hours than anyone else. They just keep on striking out, often against all odds. Persistence is absolutely essential. The previous six steps are also essential and crucial BUT if you do not persist your wonderful plan can go down the drain. "The Remaining 90% - Sheer Persistence"?

Specifics of Goal Setting

Steps to Goal Setting Understand (and believe in) the organization’s mission Goal MUST support the overall mission of the organization!! Believe in yourself Is this goal something I really want? Does this goal serve me in my life right now? What will I need to bring this dream into reality?

Steps to Goal Setting What actions must I take to achieve the mission? These actions become the goals. How will I know when the mission has been achieved? When all the goals have been accomplished.

S.M.A.R.T. Goals Sensible Does it make sense to do this? Measurable How can I measure when I have arrived? Attainable Can I actually attain this now? Realistic Is it possible and realistic at this time? Time Line How much time will it take me?

Let’s make some goals!