Goal_Setting_nisar_Ahmad_trainer_P.D.ppt

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About This Presentation

Welcome to our engaging PowerPoint presentation on "Mastering Goal Setting: Strategies for Success." In this slide deck, we delve into the art and science of setting effective goals to drive personal and professional growth.

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Goal Setting
BY: NISAR AHMAD

Who Uses Goal Setting?
Businesses
Big Goal
Small Goal
Academics
Sports

Positive Effects of Goal Setting
Serve as the basis of
motivation
Attention allocation
Amount of energy and
work
Persistence at a task
Goal Setting
Motivation
Effort
Behavior
Strategies

Goal Setting
Counteracts boredom and
apathy
Creates interest
Provides challenges
Provides purpose

Why is Goal Setting Important?
Goal setting is a planning process
Important aspect of self-management
Sets positive expectations
Puts meaning into lives
Helps people achieve their dreams and
ambitions

What Kind of Goals Enhance Motivation?
Specific goals
More likely to increase motivation
Help to determine the amount of effort
Proximal goals
Provide reliable information about one’s abilities
Proximal goal progress is perceived positively
Creates confidence and helps maintain
motivation

Setting SMART Goals
SMART Goals are:
Specific
Measurable
Action-Oriented
Realistic
Timely

Specific Goal Setting
Describes what you want to accomplish with as much
detail as possible
Vague goals lessen the possibility of attaining them
E.g.
I want to do well in English
I want an “A” on my next composition.

Measurable Goal Setting
Describes goals in terms that can be clearly evaluated
No measurement means that task or goal will never be attained
E.g.
I want to study my biology text.
I want to study chapter 7 and answer all the questions.

Action-Oriented Goal Setting
Identifies a goal that focuses on actions rather than
personal qualities
Goal must have an action in order to complete it
E.g.
I want a better attitude about studying.
I want to complete all assignments before classes.

RealisticGoal Setting
Identifies goals that are actually able to be attained
Goals can be challenging but not unrealistic
E.g.
Tonight I’ll read half of my book and complete the assignments.
Tonight I’ll read two chapters of my book and complete the
assignments.

Timely Goal Setting
Identifies goals that break a longer term goal into shorter
term goals and clearly specifies a completion date
e.g.
I want to graduate with honors.
I want to make the dean’s list this semester.

Procedures for Writing SMART goals
Identify the area that you want to write the goal (academic, personal,
etc…)
Evaluate past and present achievement to consider the extent to
which the goal is realistic and action-oriented
State what you want to accomplish
Describe how to measure the goal
Include a specific completion date (timely)

Writing SMART goals (cont.)
Evaluate you goal statement is it really a SMART goal
If necessary, make modifications to your goal statement

Assignment
Establish and Write a SMART Goal and Action Plan
Identify a short term goal that you would like to accomplish in
three weeks.
Prepare a 1 page written report on how you can successfully
attain goal.