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    Cosmetology Career Goals

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    Write down all goals, big and small. Those who write them down are 33 percent more likely to achieve them. Create a realistic schedule, it may take some prioritizing. Be sure to look at the length of time each thing takes, as well as expenses. You want to have some milestones along the way that are smaller goals that help you achieve your larger goal. This will make you feel like you are accomplishing something as you continue towards your larger goal. It is also important to review and revise…

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    Accomplishing a short term or long term goal in life can be very rewarding. It makes you feel as if you are one step closer to the ideal life you have planned for yourself. At the beginning of the ECCE 1121 Early Childhood and Education Care Practicum course at the Savannah Technical College, the class was given the assignment to identify and submit three objectives that I wanted to accomplish this term during the Practicum class. At the end of the term, we would have the task of writing a…

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    Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Have you been through some traumatic event in your life and sometimes continue to dwell on the event? If you do this could be the cause of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This effects many thousands of people throughout the United States and the world. People who have greater risks for PTSD are first responders and Military personnel. According to the National Center for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, for every ten men, six of them will experience one…

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    The Importance Of Family

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    “No matter how different we may seem as a pair, our friendship makes us feel so alike” (Anonymous). Meeting Sara in middle school made me realize how every family has its own sets of rule. She was in the same grade as me, but looked older. Sara was an only child unlike me; I have three siblings. The fact that our customs were so different did not prevent us from becoming good friends. Spending most of the time together allowed us to know more about each other’s families. We were brought up…

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    Students in todays college setting face many different challenges. They face finding their identity, academic setbacks and issues, and personal issues as well. In Jillioan’s case she had a strong academic past, but was faced when roommate issues that would stress her out and distract her in class. Melissa had great grades, but she procrastinated and worked 30 or more hours a week at her job. This caused her to loose track of time and miss assignment or needed study time for her classes. In the…

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    performance. I would give them an assignment to think of 3 short term and 3 long term goals for the year as the foundation for their individual meetings. Then, I would schedule a time with each player to discuss the development of a mental plan for preparation, performance, and recovery. Note: I think the word mental and/or psychology could trigger a negative in one’s mind regarding mental training skills and tools. Maybe I would rename the term “mental plans” to “leadership plans” or…

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    1. Establishing sense of urgency. According to Kotter the first step in any change effort is to establish a sense of urgency for change. Most business managers are busy as such to attain the attention and commitment of the managers the change leader has to convince them of the significance of change (Kotter & Cohen, 2002). He believed that with urgency low it would be difficult to put together a group capable of guiding the effort. He identified complacency as a major undermining factor in…

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    says that plans should ________. A. B. C. D. be done for as long a time period as possible extend far enough to meet those commitments made when the plans were developed be done for as short a time period as possible not commit to specifically meeting the goals made when the plans were developed Correct! The commitment concept is important because a company has to live with the good or bad consequences of its decisions. Planning for too long or too short of a time period is inefficient.…

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    SMART Goals

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    Setting and Achieving Goals To have a successful company, a leader must undertake and play a numerous amount of roles in the company. One roll a leader must play is the overall long term vision of the company. A leader also is there to see how operations on going on an everyday biases and must make sure that his staff is knowledgeable and aware of the vision for the future of the company. The vision of the business is not only the priority of the leader, but also the workers must work hand…

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    There are many positives and negatives that come with the progress and changes in the world. Some may argue for or against the changes in wireless media or how popular social media has become. There is no doubt that these things have influenced nearly every aspect of our lives and has changed how we do things day to day. I will not argue that these developments in technology and their impact on our culture have not changed how we think, because it definitely has. I feel there is a positive for…

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