Larry Hendrick brings us an improved goal-setting acronym, SMARTER:
Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic
Time Sensitive
Enthusiasm
Reward
The interesting thing that Larry has talked about is that achieving a goal is not necessarily the same as a reward. Now he’s improved his original acronym to include Reward as a separate item. How motivating to go set some new, smarter goals!
Get the details here: Motivation on the Run ยป SMARTER Goals
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This actually sort of reminds me of my NYLT (National Youth Leadership Training) training through Boy Scouts >>>SMART Goals>Specific>Measurable>Attainable>Relevant>Timely>>Though I do like your version too>>There is also>Planning and Problem – Solving Tool>What, How, When, Who>>Assessment Tool – SSC>Start, Stop, Continue>>Teaching EDGE>Explain>Demonstrate>Guide>Enable>>Stages of a Tame>Forming>Storming>Norming>Performing>>Conflict Resolution Tool – EAR>Express>Address>Resolve>>Ethical Decisions>Right vs. Wrong>Right vs. Right>Trivial>>Communication – MaSeR>Message, Sender, Receiver>>ROPE>Reach>Organize>Practice>Experience
This actually sort of reminds me of my NYLT (National Youth Leadership Training) training through Boy Scouts SMART GoalsSpecificMeasurableAttainableRelevantTimelyThough I do like your version tooThere is alsoPlanning and Problem – Solving ToolWhat, How, When, WhoAssessment Tool – SSCStart, Stop, ContinueTeaching EDGEExplainDemonstrateGuideEnableStages of a TameFormingStormingNormingPerformingConflict Resolution Tool – EARExpressAddressResolveEthical DecisionsRight vs. WrongRight vs. RightTrivialCommunication – MaSeRMessage, Sender, ReceiverROPEReachOrganizePracticeExperience