Goal setting theory


Being SMARTER In goal setting

goal setting theory
goal setting theory

You know goals are crucial for converting dreams into reality. But how do you set well defined goals?
Some better techniques are here to help you setting up goals.

1.S-Specific

 Your goals can not be vague , they need to be specific. You must be clear what you want from particular goal. What you want to achieve? For example, if you want to buy a car, specify the car details to yourself. Like dream car name, colour of car, sports or other, cost of car etc.
Once you find out your specific goal, write it down and place it on that place where it always visible you. In that way your subconscious mind always remind to you specific goal.

2.M-Measurable

Your progress towards your goals must be measurable. If we cannot measure it, we cannot accomplish it. Measuring your goals will give you motivation. If you notice your progress is not up to mark , than you can change the strategy.

3.A-Attainable

You need to set challenging goals that can be attainable. Goals should be out of reach to be challenging but not out of sight. If your goals are out of sight , they will be result of disappointment. Goals need to be such that they motivate you to meet your potential.
Sometimes people set goals to impress others, it result in failure. Set goals that are difficult but not impossible. Not attainable goals will give you frustration and negativity.
goal setting theory
goal setting theory

4.R-Realistic

Realistic goals are important to distinguish between fantasies and goals. Getting six pack abs can be realistic. But if you want six pack abs overnight it will be fantasies not a realistic. Fantasies  or unrealistic goals are waste of time. You need to focus on set realistic goals that you cannot waste your energy on unrealistic goals.

5.T-Time

Your goals must have a timeline. They should have starting time and ending time. Your investing your time when you are pursuing your goals.
Your goals can be-

 A short-term [one year]

A medium-term [up to three years] and

A long-term [up to five years]

You can break them into monthly, weekly, daily goals too. When you consistently achieve daily goals it help you achieve weekly , monthly and yearly goals.

6.E-Execution

This is the most important part of the topic. You must planned meticulously, considered all the options and chosen a route towards your goals. Without execution you wont be able to reach there. To see your goals right to the end requires immense amount of faith in your goals and conviction in your abilities.

7.R-Rewarding

When you understand the rewards associated with the accomplishment of your goals, they will keep you motivated to achieve them. Ask yourself what you are going to derive after attaining a particular goal. The answer can be tangible or intangible goals. Your answer will be automatically the hard work you doing daily. Keep thinking about the reward and it will not let you down.
goal setting theory
goal setting theory
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