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Eight Steps to Goal Setting

Written by: Michael Heah

Article Overview: If the CEO of an organization were to ask you how to set goals, what would you say?

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Eight Steps to Goal Setting



The coaching goal-setting loop consists of eight powerful steps: 1. Ensure that the goal is appropriate and is connected to the business results that your organization wants to achieve.

2. Discuss the impact of these goals on the individual and the organization.

3. Explore different action paths.

4. Explore the specific tasks and possible obstacles each of these paths entail.

5. Narrow the options to one or two that make the most sense from the individual and organizational perspective.

6. Identify resources needed for the action path taken.

7. Set a timeframe for achieving these goals.

8. Determine how the results will be measured.



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Dr Michael Heah is the founder and CEO of Corporate Coach Academy and Corporate Coach in Malaysia. He is also an Adjunct Professor for University Utara, Malaysia. He is the first Malaysian to become an International Coach Federation (ICF) Credentialed Professional Certified Coach. He is also a Licensed Coach-Trainer from the International Coach Academy, another world renowned coaching institution. Academically, he is qualified with a Doctorate and Masters in Hospitality & Tourism and a Postgraduate Diploma in Organizational Psychology, from various universities in UK. He founded the ICF Malaysia Chapter to grow a coach community and the Malaysian Association of Certified Coaches (MACC). He is the author of a unique case-study coaching book, Dialogue with a Coach and a regular writer of a corporate coach column in a leading newspaper. He is also a mentor coach for a number of local universities in the field of coaching and tourism education. Michael is also well known outside Malaysia, notably Europe, North America, Canada and Australia. He has consulted for agencies/bodies eg Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, European Union, PATA, World Tourism Council, Vietnam Tourism Ministry etc.  Contact: +603 62054488

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