Setting Goals Unit 9

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What is the primary purpose of setting a goal according to the content?

  • To create a rigid structure for life decisions
  • To develop a competitive edge over others
  • To measure personal achievement in society
  • To ensure progress and focus efforts (correct)

How should one approach the establishment of long-term goals?

  • By setting as many short-term goals as possible
  • By visualizing the desired future and working backwards (correct)
  • By ensuring no flexibility in planning
  • By only considering financial aspirations

What is the recommended first step in setting goals?

  • Establish significant long-term goals (correct)
  • Set deadlines without considering the outcomes
  • Identify all immediate needs and wants
  • Outline a financial plan for the next year

Why is it important to break down long-term goals into short-term goals?

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How can financial goals impact an individual's overall well-being?

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What is a Goal?

A desired outcome or achievement that we strive to reach, directing our efforts towards it.

SMART Goals

Goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. They provide a clear path for success.

Long-Term Goals

Goals that are set for the distant future, often spanning years or decades.

Short-Term Goals

Goals that are set for the near future, typically within days, weeks, or months, contributing to the achievement of long-term goals.

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How to Break Down Goals

The process of breaking down a large goal into smaller, manageable tasks, making it less daunting and more achievable.

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Study Notes

Unit 9: Setting Goals

  • Goals are defined as things we want to achieve in life, directing our efforts toward them.
  • Without goals, progress can be challenging.
  • Goals help us focus and create a plan for achievement.
  • Setting goals is important for personal well-being, especially financial goals.
  • Financial goals may not always meet every want.
  • Goals should be prioritized and planned to ensure a secure future.

How to Set Goals

  • Start with a long-term goal. Imagine your future in 25 or 30 years.
  • Break down the long-term goal into smaller, short-term goals. This makes reaching the larger goal more achievable.
  • Start setting goals today.

Short-Term Goals

  • Long-term goals should be broken down into smaller, short-term goals.
  • Short-term goals make achieving long-term goals easier and create a habit of achievement.

Goal Statements

  • Goal statements should include 5 key elements:
    • SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bound.
  • Specific goals are not general.
  • Measurable goals can be tracked and determined when completed.
  • Achievable goals are realistic, considering available means.
  • Realistic goals are based on available resources.
  • Time-bound goals have specified completion times.

Example SMART Financial Goal

  • Specific: Saving for a vehicle.
  • Measurable: Saving ₹50,000.
  • Achievable: If you save ₹1000 per month for three years, it's achievable.
  • Realistic: ₹1000-per-month savings is likely realistic.
  • Time-bound: Achieve the goal by the end of 2015.

Steps for Achievable Goals

  • Maintain a positive mindset when setting goals.
  • Goals should be based on personal values, consistent, and motivating.
  • Short-term goals should support achieving long-term goals.

Example of a SMART Goal from JFK

  • Specific: Landing a man on the moon and safely returning him to Earth.
  • Measurable: Verified when the event occurs.
  • Achievable: With resources, it was achievable.
  • Realistic: With sufficient resources, it was realistic.
  • Time-bound: Before the end of the decade.

Goal Setting Considerations

  • Goals should not contradict each other. Prioritize and plan for successful achievement.
  • Anticipate obstacles and formulate plans for overcoming them while setting personal goals.
  • Be deliberate and specific when setting goals to ensure proper achievement.
  • Set goals with a positive intent, aiming to succeed.

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