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Goal Setting Gr 11/12
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Published on Nov 19, 2015
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Goal setting
Mr. Melkonian
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everyone knows that one person...
good at everything
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you may be one of those things
or neither... don't be a grumpy gus
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Achieve goals through hard work
Importantly, you're organized and clear about what you want
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goal
something you want to acheive
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Define the goal
Be as specific as possible
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I want to be able to
deadlift 225 pounds 8 times
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outline steps needed
awesome achievements won't come easy
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How much can I currently deadlift?
185... Now what
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Increase work load by
5 pounds a week? more? less?
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eat more food
healthy of course:)
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consider possible blocks
and ways to deal with them
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what if i get injured?
wait until i heal properly and get back at it, work on form to prevent it
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upcoming test? travel? party?
be organized, set priorities
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set deadlines
as best possible...
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Academic goal setting
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why set goals to begin with?
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Goals affect our performance by directing our attention and effort towards “goal-relevant activities and away from goal-irrelevant activities”(Locke & Latham, 2002).
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specific
i want to earn an 80% in economics class
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measurable
is my success quantifiable? assignment/quiz/test
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attainable
realistic for me?
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relevant
why is this important to me?
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time bound
set a time window for success
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write it down
having it written/typed is a good reminder of why you're doing it
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Peter Melkonian
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