Key Principles of Goal Setting
- COMMITMENT: Commitment refers to the degree to which an individual is attached to the goal and their determination to reach it.
- CLARITY: Set clear, precise and unambiguous goals that are implicit and can be measured. When a goal is clear in your mind, you have an improved understanding of the task at hand. You know exactly what is required and the resulting success is a further source of motivation.
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