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    My Value In Setting Goals

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    The value in setting goals is finding the courage and commitment to achieve them. I have dedicated countless hours to my challenging coursework in hopes of achieving my goal of earning a Bachelors in Chemical Engineering. Hundreds of other hours have been put into church and clubs that I hope I will continue to participate in. Especially, since those programs helped me grow as a person while helping others. I push myself to work to my best in hopes that; ultimately, I will find a satisfying and…

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    Being goal-oriented is considered one of the most important traits of an influential leader (Sullivan, 2013). Goals help individuals focus on the final target and keep them on track. Having goals give individuals feeling of control, and therefore, more motivation to take action toward their achievement. Daily steps toward goal achievement increase self-confidence and lead to the attainment of the final desired outcome (DeNisco & Barker, 2013). Sullivan (2013) states that while no one can control…

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    In personal goal setting, there are a lot of misconceptions and beliefs that cause people to ignore or not continue working on goals. Here are some myths and realities that are associated with personal goal setting. Study them and know what is true or false. Myth 1: Personal goal setting is not really that important. Reality: Any kind of success requires goals since it does not occur by accident. There must be goals and definite plans to reach them. Myth 2: In order to be successful, you…

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    Setting SMART Goals and Learning to Establish Trust Between the Nurse and the Client: The First Step in Establishing Therapeutic Relationships Introduction In this paper I’ll be discussing a learning goal I’d like to achieve as a student Registered Nurse, which will help me develop and grow into the nursing profession. To reach my learning goal, I’ll identify two SMART goals and describe a resource through which I can better my understanding of the identified area of practice. By establishing…

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    Why Goal Setting is important? The number-one reason people don’t succeed is because they don’t have any goals to succeed. Imagine you climb a bus without knowing where you want to go. Goal setting gives the direction and focus. In today’s world, we find many people do not have goals and drift in life endlessly. Is goal setting really effective? Why have Goals and Limit yourselves? I have some of my friends tell me that setting goals limit you. By having a personal goal of making 1…

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    Multi agency working and integrated working is important as children in their early years may have a range of needs and this holistic approach, which is an important part of the government frame work known as Every Child Matters, allows early years settings to respond to the wider needs of young children and their families to improve outcomes for children in both their learning and development. 1.2 Analyse how integrated working practices and multi agency working in partnership deliver better…

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    “Up on Melancholy Hill” by the band Gorillaz is a song from their album “Plastic Beach”, which uses the extended metaphor of a beach formed by trash and plastic that has been collecting on the sea. This song takes place on the island, with two lovers looking out towards the titular Melancholy Hill, with the singer speaking to her. It uses this to make a statement about consumerism, and more specifically how many people try to fill a void inside themselves with consumerism, but can never truly…

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    self-esteem will not raise. 3) Setting Realistic and Fair Goal(s) Setting goal(s) is a very effective way ( Wood, 2013 ), but it may have adverse effect if the goal is unrealistic and unfair because it will become another challenge to self-esteem ( because he will fail eventually ). When realistic and fair one is set and finished continuously, he can gain sense of achievement and establish his confident bit by bit. It is also suggested to break down big goal into small ones to reduce…

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    Depending on the size and budget of a theatre, as well as the detail needed to fulfill certain settings, the scenery can vary among productions. The scenery of Resident Alien was pretty simple and basic, yet it still conveyed the appropriate setting to the audience. Not having an overbearing amount of scenery allowed for the audience to focus on the performers and what was happening. With such a small stage, there wasn’t…

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    The principles of goal setting in this case are applied through the work, tasks, duties, assignments and responsibilities that all of the employees do. The leaders of the company look over each and every one of their departments and organize those goals at different levels. Those four levels are as follows, from most thorough to least thorough: · Re-engineering – usually done by the higher levels of administration; when a department or organization goes through a re-evaluation…

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