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How Good are You at Setting Goals?


Setting goals is vital to accomplishing both your daily and long-term agendas. By directing your attention to a specific area, you are able to use different strategies to get the results you want.

Goal setting is a key component in leadership, team-building, and overall professional productiveness. This assessment will find your strengths and weaknesses in setting goals. Knowing your strengths and weaknesses will help you establish a more effective way to set and achieve your goals.



1. Do you create a daily agenda?
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely


2. Do you complete the goals you set out to accomplish?
Always
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Rarely


3. Do you establish priorities effectively and successfully?
Always
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Rarely


4. Do you monitor the progress of your long-term goals?
Always
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Rarely


5. Do you set a timeframe for your goals?
Always
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Rarely


6. Do you write down the goals you’ve set?
Always
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Rarely


7. Do you reward yourself when you accomplish your goals?
Always
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Rarely


8. Do you complete tasks in order of importance?
Always
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Rarely


9. Do you have a measurable criterion for your goals?
Always
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Rarely


10. When problems arise, do they greatly affect your ability to accomplish your daily goals?
Always
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Rarely


11. Is your work area clean enough to easily access the materials you need?
Always
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Rarely


12. Are your goals attainable based on your skills?
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Rarely


13. Are your goals specific enough to get results?
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Rarely


14. Are you able to remember all the things you need to accomplish?
Always
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Rarely


15. During the day, do you take a break to do something you enjoy (e.g. reading the paper)?
Always
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Sometimes
Rarely


16. Do you create a step-by-step process to achieve long-term goals?
Always
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Rarely


17. Do you create goals that match what you want?
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Rarely


18. Are you passionate about attaining the goals you’ve set?
Always
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Rarely


19. When you are given a project, do you begin it immediately?
Always
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Rarely


20. Do the goals you set build your self-confidence in surpassing obstacles?
Always
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Sometimes
Rarely


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