Questions to Help You Delineate Your Goals

Recently, we discussed the difference between the goals and dreams that you have as a manager: Four Steps Toward Turning Dreams Into Solid Goals

Your next step is to do a personal inventory: but what exactly are your goals? You need a clear direction in mind; where you want to see yourself and your team members heading . This helps you maximize your efforts and help figure out what you need from your team.

These questions include:

  • What’s my vision of the future?
  • What’s my definition of success?
  • How do I want others to perceive me in the future — my boss, peers, family, employees, customers, clients?

Take the time to think carefully about your own goals — personal as well as professional. Once you’re certain of what you want, you’ll be better prepared to help your employees decide what they want

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