After reading the article entitled: "Setting and Achieving Powerful Goals", my process has been enhanced to how I set and attain goals. I have always taken certain steps to reach my goals and change strategies when methods do not gain success, like illustrated in the PDAD cycle from the last module. However, Shane Gibson simplified five key elements that accentuate achievement. While SMART goals are just one part of a clear vision, it is a necessary step I partake in. Also, focusing on the task and prioritizing achievement saves time and valuable effort. Having confidence as a leader, recognizing experience as a teacher keeps me in high esteem and therefore allows me to have follow through to see the end of my commitment without sacrificing quality. In short, I stay evermore present to the most minute degree to ensure my goals are realized.
When I have gone off track, I review processes and goals themselves. It is my wish to find the error, not as a way of blame, but in earnest curiousity. I revisit every step from the earliest conceptions, weighing the logic with emotion. I value failure as part of achievement, knowing it redirects me to future accomplishments.