Full Audio Only Version of Video Course
Are you a teenager who wants to learn how to set and achieve your
goals? If so, this is the course for you! In this course, we will take
you through the five steps to set and achieve your goals. You will learn
why you should set goals, the types of goals, and how to apply the
S.E.A Of Success®.
The first step in setting and achieving your goals is to know why you
should set goals. When you have a goal, it gives you something to strive
for. It gives you a sense of purpose and direction. Goals also help you
to stay motivated and focused on what you want to achieve.
The second step is to learn the types of goals. There are four main
types of goals: short-term, long-term, personal, and professional.
Short-term goals are ones that you can achieve in a short period of
time, such as in the next week or month. Long-term goals are ones that
will take longer to achieve, such as in the next year or five years.
Personal goals are ones that relate to your personal life, such as your
health or relationships. Professional goals are ones that relate to your
career, such as getting a promotion or starting your own business.
The third step is to learn the goal setting theory. The goal setting
theory says that there are three things that need to be present for a
goal to be effective: clarity, challenge, and commitment. The first
thing is clarity – your goal needs to be clear and specific. The second
thing is challenge – your goal needs to be challenging enough that it
motivates you to achieve it. The third thing is commitment – you need to
be committed to achieving your goal.
The fourth step is how to apply the S.E.A Of Success® which stands for
Set Your Goal, Eliminate Your Excuses, And Take Action! This last step
is important because it helps you actually achieve your goal. First, you
need to set your goal. Second, eliminate any excuses that might prevent
you from achieving your goal. And third, take action! Don’t just sit
around waiting for things to happen – make them happen!
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