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  • Writer's pictureJaclyn T. Badeau
    • Jan 18
    • 2 min read

Goal Setting – Be Achievable and Relevant

Here’s something to think about it…

As we’ve learned, creating and writing down SMART goals increases the likelihood of success. So how do we make goals “SMART” – picking up from last week’s publication, let’s continue with the next 2 letters of the acronym below:

  • Achievable (Attainable): Goals should be realistic and attainable. They should be challenging but within reach, considering available resources, time, and other constraints.

    • Example – Not Achievable - “Train everyone by tomorrow.” (FYI-current workload determines this is not possible)

    • Example – Achievable – “Train 90%+ of the staff by [insert date].”

  • Relevant: Goals should align with the overall mission, vision, and objectives of the individual, team, or organization. They should be meaningful and directly contribute to the desired outcomes.

    • Tip: If your goal does not align with the department and organization strategic plan, this is a quick sign that your goal isn’t relevant.


So, my question to you:


  • How do you plan to rewrite your goal(s) to include the achievable and relevant components?


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We do this through designing and implementing a system that fosters and protects a strong culture where employees are heard and understood from leadership down. In doing so, individual team members can gain confidence to bravely introduce innovative ideas and grow the company.

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