Achieving What I Want

Key Objective: Empower participants to achieve their goals and aspirations by guiding them in setting precise and time-bound goal statements.

Target Audience: All people that are seriously engaged in setting, either their personal goals or their team’s goals.

Key Topics:

•  Why do we set goals?
• What is the appropriate strategy/ies in the process of achieving our goals?
• “OK-ness” Theory – E. Berne
• Appropriately structured goal statements
• What happens if we don’t succeed?
• Reasons for not achieving our goals
• Who are the enemies of success?
• Who are the allies of success?
• Task prioritazation
• Which are the goals characteristics
• Advice for goal achievement
• The role of human social networking in achieving our goals
• Results evaluation

Key Benefits:

• Clarity: Through various activities and discussions, you can better define what you truly want to achieve, which allows for more focused and targeted efforts.
• Goal Setting Techniques: introduce you to frameworks such as SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals or other proven methods, enabling you to set goals that are well-defined, realistic, and attainable.
• Action Planning: Provide guidance on prioritization, time management, and overcoming obstacles, all of which contribute to effective action planning.
• Motivation and Accountability: Provide accountability mechanisms, such as setting milestones and regularly checking in with fellow participants or facilitators, which helps you stay on track.
• Self-reflection and Growth: Identify and address any internal barriers that may impede your progress. By fostering self-awareness and self-improvement, you can enhance your overall personal and professional development.