Five Steps to Achieving Your Goals i Saved Help Save & Exit Submit Instructions: Use the table below to complete steps 1 through 3. 25 points Step 1: Write Down What You Don't Want Make a list of the items you know you don't want in your career in the first column. Think of at least 3 Book Step 2: Write Down What You Do Want Print Next, reverse the negative statement in the second column. "I don't want a boring job" becomes "I want a job that changes from day to day." The result is a list of goals. References Step 3: Write Your Goal Statement SMART Make your final list specific using the SMART technique in the third column. You may want to define what you are saying prior to writing out a SMART list. In this case, what careers actually offer day-to-day change and challenges? This is where goal setting becomes subjective and personal. What one person calls change, another person might call mundane. List as many descriptive or defining terms as you can during this step to make your terminology meaningful for you. You can then rewrite the goal with more specificity. "I want a job that changes from day to day" becomes "I want a fast-paced career working in emergency medicine." Remember that vague goals get very little attention from your subconscious, and consequently not much happens. Step 1: What I Don't Want in My Career Step 2: Revise the Negative-What I Do Step 3: Write it SMART Want Example: I don't want a boring job. I want a job that changes day to day. I want a fast-paced career working in emergency medicine. + Row I - RATIT Mc Gra