Goal Setting

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"Setting goal is the first in turning the invisible to visible"- tony robert 
What is goal setting?

  • Goal setting is the process of deciding what you want to accomplish and devising a plan to achieve the result you desire. 
  • It systematically bring you in the right way in getting you to the best result 
  • In order to accomplish it, you must have planned what you got to do in your way to achieve the result you have wanted

Everyone must set up at least a goal to achieve the best one in your entire life; as for me, my goals are:

  •  Gradute on time
  •  Get good pointer which is 3.5 and above
  •  Dean's list every semester (ANC)



Effective goals statements
  • It must be achievable and realistic; if you want to challenge yourself, setting goals too high may fail and demoralize your staff so look at goals and determine if they are too lofty.
  • It also must have be specific and well-defined; being specific and well-defined is the foundation for any goals because if you dont know where the end zone is, you dont know how to score it.
  • Set up a deadline; know when you will evaluate whether the goal was achieved. If you dont set a date for review or a deadline for achievement, the goal may never be achieved as everyone continues to work toward it.

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