Master List of Time Management Goals

Today what we want to do is review the minuses on your

self-evaluation questionnaire and start a list of time 

management goals. These goals shoud be something you

really want to accomplish and are meaningful goals. Estimate

the amount of money you and/or your company will make

or save when each goal is accomplished. Then list the date

each is achieved and the actual amount made or saved. Add 

additional goals as you think of them.

Achieving many of your personal goals depends upon your 

success in achieving challenging goals in your career and 

business life. Satisfaction of personal needs many times

has a direct relationship to your career goals. As an  

example, many of your personal goals involve items that

need money to buy them. You career is the means of

getting that money. Other personal goals are either directly

or indirectly tied to your business life. such as security, ego,

and self fulfillment. It becomes pretty obvious that 

productivity on the job provides the necessary means to

achieve these goals.

Your career as a manager will be greatly enhanced with a 

program of business and personal goal setting. Some of 

your business goals will involve personal activity and 

productivity. Others will depend on others to help you 

achieve them. Noteworthy here is the family relationship

you develop over years. You will set goals with your family

that are meaningful to all the people involved. They require 

everyone's cooperation to accompllish and are really fun to 

do together.

Here are the elements a goal should have to be recognized

as worthy:

Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Tangible

Master List

of

Time Management Goals

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