Smart Goal Worksheets

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You will find this type of goal tracking and monitoring used in the real world daily. This format is slowly starting to make its way into schools today. The "S" stands for specific, meaning that you want to be as specific as you can when creating a final objective. "M" is for measurable because you only want to choose goals that can be measured and tracked. "A" is for attainable because it must be something that you can actually have a chance of success with. "R" is for relevant. The target must have a good deal of reason in your life. "T" is for time. You want a end game that won't take the rest of your life to complete. These printable sheets will help you determine and track you success towards achieving a Smart Goal.

Smart Goal Worksheets To Print:

Say It All In One - Write down your goal in as few words as possible. We then will break it down to see everything that is required to get after it.

My Mission - The measurable part is one of the most important. How will you measure the progress that you are making in achieving your goal?

The Quick Worksheet - What actions will your goal require? How will you measure that and what obstacles could be in your way?

Is Your Goal S.M.A.R.T. or Fishy? - Think of something that you really want to do. Describe it as briefly as possible.

Reach for the Stars - How high are your expectations of yourself? Do you feel that it is realistic for you to reach your ceiling?

Zero In - A basic step back to fill the outline. This is really open for you to stretch your thoughts with.

Get S.M.A.R.T. Now! - What could stand in the way of accomplishing your goal and what will you do about it?

My End Destination - Set a date by which you intend to accomplish this objective. Keeping yourself accountable to a timeline is a great way to focus yourself.

My Ambition - Even sub-goals can sometimes be broken down into smaller pieces.

S.M.A.R.T. Change - Think of something that you would like to change about yourself. For example, would you like to learn to bowl? Eat more healthily? Smile more?

Setting Targets - There usually are lots of different aspects to achieving your goal.

Check Yourself - Review the following checklist and put a check mark next to all the ways in which your goal is S.M.A.R.T.

What i Want To Do! - Complete that with a solid stance on where you help that this is headed.

Get S.M.A.R.T.! - Revise your goal, if necessary, as you go along. This has many different applications for you to work off of.

All Within Your Gripe - Make sure your goal is possible and within your reach. I want to be a rock star, but can't sing or play an instrument.

What are S. M. A. R. T Goals?


Every individual who wants to be successful in life has set some goals to attain the desired objectives. The purpose of an action you must set for yourself should be aligned with the S.M.A.R.T. format. In the language of experts, S. M. A. R. T is an acronym used to set criteria for setting the objectives you have in your mind. S. M. A. R. T stands for specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and timely. These components must be cared for while working towards achieving any form of objective. Each of these components is discussed in detail below:


Specific

The first letter in S. M. A. R. T stands for specific. The goal a person wants to achieve whether it is short term or long term, must be specific. The specificity of target means that the goal should be well defined and should be according to the needs to be satisfied.


Measurable

The second letter in S. M. A. R. T stands for measurable. This means that the goal should be easily understandable. This means that one should be able analyze whether it is being achieved or not and how much of the goal is accomplished at a specific time.


Attainable

Attainable goals are those that can be accomplished. Attainable targets are set keeping in mind the resources, knowledge, and the time available.


Relevant

Relevant goals are very important as they make an impact on one's life. While setting goals, either short term or long term, make sure that they are relevant to you, your knowledge and information. This increases your chances of achieving your goal in a given time.


Timely or Time Based

Last letter in S. M. A. R. T stands for timely or time-based. This means setting goals in a set time frame and to specify when they will be completed. While setting long term goals, give yourself enough time to achieve those goals efficiently.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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