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Goal Setting “Where are my opportunities?”

Goal Setting “Where are my opportunities?”. DeAnne Lenz. Objective. Tie in with GSK’s vision of self development Enhance and simplify PDP process Compliment your already good behaviors. Video example-Craig Valentine Video. “My Dreams Are Not For Sale”

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Goal Setting “Where are my opportunities?”

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  1. Goal Setting“Where are my opportunities?” DeAnne Lenz

  2. Objective Tie in with GSK’s vision of self development Enhance and simplify PDP process Compliment your already good behaviors

  3. Video example-Craig Valentine Video

  4. “My Dreams Are Not For Sale” Craig Valentine-Motivational Speaker

  5. What is a Goal? . A goal or objective is a projected state of affairs that a person or a system plans or intends to achieve—a personal or organizational desired end-point in some sort of assumed development. Many people endeavor to reach goals within a finite time by setting deadlines.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goal

  6. Why Set Goals? • Provides direction and purpose • Improves performance • Bridges the gap between where you are and where you want to be • Motivates us to succeed

  7. What is a SMART Goal? • Specific- What exactly will you accomplish? • Measurable-How will you know when you have reached this goal? • Achievable-Is achieving this goal realistic with effort and commitment? Have you the resources to achieve this goal? If not, how will you get them? • Relevant-Why is this goal significant to you life/career? • Timely-When will this goal be achieved?

  8. Smart Goal Worksheet-Activity Take 10 minutes to fill out worksheet listed “Smart Goal Worksheet”. Please try and pick a goal that you want to achieve that can also benefit the district.

  9. Reflection Activity • Divide up into the following groups- • Jason, Linda, Christa • Ann Marie, Anne, Matt P • Matt C, Jen, Tom, Paris • Take 15 minutes to share your ideas • Pick one person to post one idea of goal setting per each group of three. Pick one of your ideas of goal setting and post it to the flip chart. • List the goal and then how it applies to you and the district. • Briefly list your answers on the flip chart to the SMART goals.

  10. Why this activity? You have just completed a portion of your PDP of short or long term goals. Benefit to this exercise is to implement your goals early in the year.

  11. Key Take-aways Follow-up

  12. “The reason most people never reach their goals is they don’t define them, learn about them, or even seriously consider them as believable or achievable. Winners can tell you where they are going, what they plan to do along the way, and who will be sharing the adventure with them.” Denis Waitley

  13. Thank you to all of your for your participationYou are all great teammates! • Jason • Anne • Tom • Christa • Matt C • Matt P • Linda • Paris • Jen • Ann Marie • Dan

  14. Layouts • There are different layouts to choose from for a slide – title, content, section break, blank, etc. • Access them through the HOME tab, under the “slides” section. There is a button labeled “layout”.

  15. Layouts with footnotes • The template offers different layouts that use footnotes • To select a layout, navigate to the the HOME tab, in the “slides” section. There is a button labeled “layout”.

  16. Section Header Layout Access this through the HOME tab, in the “slides” section. There is a button labeled “layout”. You can add logos or photos to this layout.

  17. Branded call outs • There is now a scalable GSK logo shape that can hold text. • You can modify the colour, effects and size of the shape by selecting the shape and changing its options under the FORMAT tab at the top. • It can also be used as an accent line • Scale it so the edges of it go off of the page, and do not give it a fill colour. Call-out text can go here

  18. Branded call outs – colour fill Orange 1 Mid-Blue Dark Blue Green Dark Green Orange 2 Aubergine Gray Yellow

  19. Reps in the District Mid-Blue Dark Blue Tst 1 Jennifer 4yrs. Diamond winner Green Dark Green Orange 2 Aubergine Yellow Gray

  20. Section Name Goes Here Subtitles • Use subtitles to designate sections of your presentation. • They can be re-sized and re-colored.

  21. Subtitles - Pic shapes Category • You can also use pic shapes as section or category markers • They can be re-sized and re-colored.

  22. Lozenge shapes Lozenge shape for call-out text They can be re-colored and resized… ..or reshaped. Have your shape selected, go the FORMAT tab, and select Edit Shape under the “Insert shapes” area, then choose to “change shape”. Lozenge shape for call-out text Lozenge shape for call-out text Lozenge shape for call-out text

  23. Lozenge shapes Lozenge shape for call-out text Lozenge shape for call-out text Lozenge shape for call-out text Lozenge shape for call-out text Lozenge shape for call-out text

  24. Bar Chart • To get best results, copy your Excel information for your chart and paste into the chart template’s Excel spreadsheet. • You can modify the look and layout of a chart. Make sure you have the chart selected and then navigate to the Chart Tools area.

  25. Pie chart

  26. Area chart

  27. Smart Art organization chart

  28. Generic “photo-crop” art • This generic art can work with any colour theme since it’s neutral grey

  29. KIM RAMSTACKCV/MET • Business Presentation/ Analysis • 2010

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