Setting SMART Goals for success
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The presentation discusses the concept of success and introduces the SMART goals framework, which includes criteria that goals should be Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. It encourages reflecting on past achievements and setting a SMART goal for the current year. Participants are advised to document their goals visibly to enhance commitment and motivation.
Setting SMART Goals for success
- 1. S E T T I N G S . M . A . R . T. G O A L S F O R S U C C E S S Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 2. SESSION OBJECTIVES In this presentation, we will discuss: • What is Success? • How to apply SMART goals tool for Success? And set a SMART goal for this year. Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 3. Think of 2 things you have done in your past.. And you are proud of: 1. Can be academic 2. Or extra-curricular 3. Or career related 4. May also be an altruistic act Journey into the past…. Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 4. What did you ACHIEVE in that journey? What ACTIONS did you take to achieve that? What MOTIVATED YOU to do well? Journey into the past…. Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 5. Starting point… When you Think Success Think SMART Goals! 5 Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 6. What is a SMART goal? Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant Time Bound 6 Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 7. SMART GOALS - S The nature of activity, as well as the result should be specific 7 Specific • “I want to write a book.” • “I want to write a book on personal success.” Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 8. SMART GOALS - M Measurable results are those that can be either counted or verified. Examples include productivity, cost, time, quality, quantity, etc. 8 Measurable • “I want to be rich.” • “I want to have 10 Lakh Rupees bank balance.” Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 9. SMART GOALS - A Expectations should neither be too easy, nor too hard and based on your previous track record 9 Achievable • “I will read 5 books in 1 week” • “I will read 1 book on self help in 1 week” Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 10. SMART GOALS - R Goals should be relevant to your life’s purpose and vision, they should also be realistic as per the current environment 10 Realistic • “I want to fly to the moon tomorrow” • “I will visit a planetarium and learn about the moon” Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 11. SMART GOALS - T Results must be linked to a time frame, with a specific deadline in mind 11 Time Bound • “I am going to complete all my pending work.” • “I am going to complete the top 3 tasks at work by 5:00 PM today” Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
- 12. Closing Write down a SMART goal that you want to accomplish by the end of this year Paste this paper on your workstation or a wall at home that is clearly visible Thank You Seekhle Learning www.seekhle.com
Editor's Notes
- #5: Want, Can and Will
- #6: This slide is meant to explain the concept of “achievement.” You will need to emphasize that the term achievement is not only about great accomplishment. Even a slight improvement in performance as result of effort put in, is an achievement. Also, achievement is always to be measured in terms of actual output. For example, “understanding” a concept is not achievement but scoring good marks as a result of this understanding is achievement.
- #13: Trainer Note: The goal which students wrote previously can be now made into a SMART goal.