Set SMART goals - step by step

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  would you like to turn your dreams into action?

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  That's great.

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  You are at a perfect lights.

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  In this video, I will show you the slower and

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  goal setting model which will help you set goals which

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  can actually get you closer to your dreams.

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  My name is Kingo.

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  I'm working as an HR business partner on learning and

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  development Specialist at present.

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  Let's see how this mournful setting what else looks like.

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  So, first of all, even before getting into the beauteous

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  of the model, I would really invite you to prepare

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  a little bit.

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  So think about what are some development areas you would

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  need to work on.

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  What are some competencies you would like to build?

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  And what kind of feedback did you receive lately?

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  Which can help you to set some some goals which

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  can really get you closer to what you want to

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  achieve. So these are some questions and areas which can

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  provide you inspiration about setting goals, which will really matter.

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  Okay, so if you've done this now, you can move

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  on to setting small wrinkles.

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  Smart is an inquiry, So we will go letter by

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  letter. What does it mean for you?

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  and for a goal.

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  Okay, so we will start with the letter s and

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  s stands for specific.

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  Basically, the more specific goal is the easier will be

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  to achieve it and also to see what are you

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  achieved his goal or not?

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  Imagine if I would set for myself that I want

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  to change the world that's so broad, that so difficult

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  to guess whether I achieved that goal or not, it's

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  no goal even in that sense.

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  However, if I say I would like to teach a

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  smart goal setting model for 39 people use in the

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  next one month, that's super specific.

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  So my invitation is is to make your goals specific.

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  Then the second letter is n which stands for measurable.

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  So girls have to be measurable.

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  So it's easier for you later to take back the

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  guy a cheapie school or not using the example I

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  just gave, I want to teach authority employees in the

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  next one month, right?

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  It's super measurable.

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  So in Mex, after the one month passes, I will

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  really know whether she'd better go or not.

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  Okay, so once you have that I think about how

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  can you make your goal achievable.

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  Of course, it's a very important that you believe that

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  specific goal you're writing can be achieved.

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  If you cannot believe in that, it's not a good

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  goal. It doesn't have the motivational effect.

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  My invitation is this to set a challenge, Ingles.

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  Some somewhat goals which can stretch your little bit, which

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  can inspire you, which are a little bit harder and

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  get you out from your comfort zone.

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  And at the same time, you can really believe that

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  don't are actually achievable if you put some effort and

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  put some some more work and action into it, right,

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  So naked, achievable.

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  This following is results driven.

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  This part is super important.

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  So this is basically about knowing that How does this

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  go relate to the big picture?

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  How does achieving this goal will help you advance in

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  my career?

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  Or how does achieving the school will help me?

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  Tober? My big dream.

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  Right? So this is how old those girls will get

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  you closer to your dreams.

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  This the results driven it's will give you the big

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  picture. So you see whether you ah, you are getting

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  closer and closer to where you want to get okay.

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  And the last one is tea.

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  Time bound.

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  It means that all the goals the smart girls should

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  have a deadline or a time period until when you

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  want to achieve your goal.

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  Using the example I gave you earlier, I would like

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  to teach the really employees to use some articles for

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  the Muggle in the next one month.

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  The time around here is one month, right?

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  So absurd.

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  One month I will I will know whether I could

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  really teach to 30 employees for a hypothetical setting model.

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  So it's super important to set specific goals using a

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  deadline. Okay, so sure you have it.

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  You have a smart model.

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  Um, as the next step, I really invite you to

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  try it out.

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  Experiment with it.

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  Set the glory for yourself for the next one day.

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  Next one week, one month or a year.

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  Really. Experiment with a little bit.

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  And don't forget, dreams can inspire you, but on Lee,

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  goals can change your life.

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  Thank you so much for watching