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The result or outcome of an action or decision.
What is Consequence?
What does step 2 of the decision making process ask to do?
What is Gather information
A goal that may take years to achieve.
What is Long-Term goal
A goal that takes several months to achieve and helps you reach a larger goal.
What is Intermediate Goal
This step sets a clear deadline or target date to create daily focus and prevent endless delays.
What is Step 5: Time-Bound
What does Step 1 of the decision making process ask?
What is the problem
One of two or more available possibilities; a choice.
What is Alternative
What does Step 3 of the decision making process ask?
What is Develop and Evaluate Options (Weigh the pros and cons)
A set of steps you follow to reach a goal.
What is Plan
This step defines exact details of what you want to achieve
What is Step 1 Specific
A goal that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound.
What is SMART goal
A goal you can achieve soon, usually in a few days, weeks, or months.
What is Short-Term goal
To judge or determine the value, worth, or quality of something.
What is Evaluate
What does Step 4 of the decision making process ask?
What is Choose the Best Option
This step makes sure the goal is realistic given your current skills, energy, and resources.
What is Step 3 Achievable/Attainable
The belief that you can improve your skills through effort, practice, and learning.
What is Growth Mindset
A job or career you want to have in the future.
What is Career Goal
The thing you give up when you choose one option over another.
What is Opportunity Cost
Acting or doing something quickly without thought or care.
What is Impulsive
This step confirms WHY the goal matters to you right now and aligns with your broader personal values or long-term career objectives.
What is Step 4 Relevant
Something you want to achieve or accomplish.
What is Goal
The steps you use to make a good choice by thinking about options and consequences.
What is Decision-Making Process
A roadmap that shows the education, training, and steps needed for your future career.
What is Career Plan
What does Step 5 of the decision making process ask?
What is Implement Your Choice/Reflect on the Decision/ Review if it was effective.
This step add numbers, percentages, or milestones so you can track your exact progress and know when you cross the finish line.
What is Step 2 Measurable