TOPIC 2 : GOAL SETTING

WEEK 2 (25/7/2018)
By Dr Mohamad Azmi Nias Ahmad


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  •         What is goals?

 In other words, goals means desired future our dream for ourselves which have to be achieved within time limit and control. Goals should be realistic, positive and the most important thing is specific. Goals are also divided into two which is known as short-term goal and long-term goal.

Short-term goal is something you want to do in short period of time whether it is going to be tomorrow or a month from now meanwhile long-term goal is something you want to do in a long period of time. This goal may be achieved in another year or 10 years from now.
Example of short-term goal is read a book everyday while an example of long-term goal is graduate from university with honors.

  •     Academic and personal goal


Academic goals
Personal goals
Goals that is related to studies or work courses.
Goals that is related to yourself and can be anything you want other than studies.
For example : Completing e-portfolio for UED102 class.
For example : Exercising or jogging everday for at least 7 minutes.



  •     Five steps approach to setting goals.

1. Tentative goal statement 
Set a goal such as : I want to get A for financial accounting I subject.
2. List of obstacles
List out every obstacles such as : I have trouble in studying because I have zero knowledge of accounting.

3. List of resources
List resources that could help you to achieve your goal such as : Do readings at night keep you ready for the next day.

4. Revised goal statement 
For example : I want to get A+ in financial accounting in next semester.

5. Polished goal statement 
For example : I want to maintain to get A+ in financial accounting for next semester.

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