Task Mastery I

SMART in Goal Setting terms stands for:

It is better to pick, at least, two to three different goal every 30 days to keep the momentum up.

It is more important for a goal to be specific than being time-bound.

It is necessary to write and re-write a goal everyday to ensure a failure proof goal setting system.

It is better to focus on activity and not only the end-result, so we remain motivated in timely completion the activities.

A personal Goal Mantra (Choose all that correctly apply):

A motivating environment is necessary in the Goal Setting process, because (Choose all that apply):

The use of inevitability thinking increases your chances of achieving a goal.

A well written goal when broken into smaller goals makes the process of goal achievement easier.

Any one can be a task-master if the one religiously makes and follows a to-do list to accomplish daily objectives that are aligned to long-term goals.