Resource 1 Module 2 Personal Growth Development Outline

Resource 1 Module 2: Personal Growth & Development Outline and Check for Understanding

Wants vs. Needs ● Wants ● Needs

Essential Question: Discuss: What are my values and how do my values influence my behavior, goals and decisions

Define – Key Vocabulary Needs - Wants – Values -

Goals – Resources -

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs -

Create your own hierarchy of needs

Blank Hierarchy of Needs Copy and paste onto a blank document

Values Inventory List 10 things that are important to you:

Common Values List Friendship Love Comfort Esteem Safety Beauty Religion Adventure Wealth Freedom Health Family

Goals - https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=0 Gw. J 1 c 46 iw. I Objectives you want to accomplish that usually reflect your values. Goals give a sense of direction and motivation. Goals can be long term or short term. Long term – something you want or desire a year or more from now. Short term – something you want or desire with in the next 12 months.

Setting and Meeting Goals Steps to take: Set the Goal – make sure that it is clear and write it down. Identify Resources – what do you need to reach the goal. Time, money, materials, human capital. Form a Plan of Action – How are you going to achieve your goal? Specify short term goals. Establish timelines. Act and Follow up - Carry out and evaluate your plan.

SMART Goals ● In order to set long or short term goals effectively, they need to be well written. ● SMART Goals should use these guidelines: ○ Specific – State exactly what is to be done ○ Measurable – Include how the goal can be measured

○ Attainable – Determine steps to reach the goal ○ Realistic – Do not set goals for something unrealistic ○ Time-Framed – State when the goal will be met

Think about it……. ● What is the relationship between goals and time management?

What is Time Management? ● The ability to plan and use time well. It is not a way to change time but a way to change people. ● List some things that you spend your time on -

Time Management Strategies ● As a class brainstorm ways to effectively manage your time. ● What are some strategies and tools that can be used? ● What can you do when you seem to not have enough time?

Steps of the Decision Making Process ● You will use the following steps of the decision making process to choose a goal and complete the Check for Understanding assignment. Step 1 – Identify the Problem Step 2 – List the alternatives Step 3 – List the pros and the cons to each alternative

Step 4 – Select the best course of action Step 5 – Evaluate the results

Check for Understanding https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=zs. Dr. KVhu 5_s Complete for assessment – Making a Promise to Myself Setting obtainable, SMART goals is making a promise to your self. “A goal should scare you a little and excite you a lot!” - Joe Vitale