Goal Setting 101 | Steve Cook’s Big Man On Campus

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If you re specific with your objectives, it follows then that you need to be concrete. The concreteness of your goal will be measured by how measurable it will become in terms of assessing the overall progress of your goal. Quantifiable is the word used by many expert. From this, it is easy to remember that what we are talking about is something that has quantity, or something that can be counted on.

Physics law of inertia states that without a force or action imposed on an object, no motion or movement can take place. The same is true with your life. No pain, no gain. In order to achieve goals, it is imperative that you act yourself. You have to think deeply, dream greatly and act immediately if you want to achieve something in your life.

You know how teenagers need guidance and proper advice, especially in their age when their personalities of manhood and womanhood are being developed and framed. You can always help your teenage kids dream better about their future. They have so much to learn, and as a parent or a guardian, it is your responsibility to make sure their dreams are on the right path and are achievable and reasonable.

In this way, you will easily access every angle of your goal, whenever there is a need to review any of its components. Since the very purpose of goal setting is to be achievable, your goals should be challenging enough to stimulate you but realistic enough so as not to discourage you in the end. For instance, you want to set a goal for your personal growth, as a person and as a professional.

Corporations, huge and small, are now racing against time to incorporate into their calendar of activities, schedules of goal setting for their executives and other staffs. Harmonizing the company’s goal with the career and professional goals of the company employees can be immensely beneficial. This will allow people to be more open, conscientious, thus developing the environment into a more conducive place for professional growth.

And His supposed relationship with Mary Magdalene is a story in itself. But in all of these, there is a singular tie that binds all of these elements. What is the goal of the Creator in creating the world? Is it a finished or an on-going goal? What was the original goal of Charles Darwin in setting forth the evolution theory?